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How Much Does a Pooper Scooper Service Cost?

How Much Does a Pooper Scooper Service Cost?

For the sake of your time let’s just say that a pooper scooper service cost is between $15 and $22 a visit. There, end of article. However, if you want to delve in the more intricate aspects of the true costs of a pooper scooper service, keep reading. Many people...

Can Dog Poop Be Used as Fertilizer?

Can Dog Poop Be Used as Fertilizer?

Does Dog Poop Decompose? Let’s Dig Into It! If you’re a dog owner, you know the drill: your furry friend does their business, and you—well, you deal with it. But have you ever wondered if there’s a greener way to handle your dog’s “deposits”? Can dog poop actually be...

If Your Dog Made New Year’s Resolutions for 2025

If Your Dog Made New Year’s Resolutions for 2025

It’s that time of the year when most humans try to make life changes by making resolutions for the new year. What if your dog made new year’s resolution for 2025? What do you think they would like to change in their lives? I doubt that any of them would resolve to go...

How to Find a Last-Minute Pet Sitter

How to Find a Last-Minute Pet Sitter

During the holidays, it can be hard to find a reliable pet sitter, especially at the last minute.  It happens to the best of us—plans change suddenly, and you find yourself needing a pet sitter on short notice. I’ve been on the receiving end of this on more than a few...

Building Blocks for a Thriving Veterinary Clinic

Building Blocks for a Thriving Veterinary Clinic

Image via Freepik The Importance of Veterinarian Care for your Pet What does veterinarian care have to do with a pooper scooper service? That's an easy answer. Have ever been told by your veterinarian to bring in a stool sample from your dog? Of course, we all have....

Why Do Dogs Lick Their Paws? 6 Causes Explained

Why Do Dogs Lick Their Paws? 6 Causes Explained

Up to 40% of dogs experience some form of separation anxiety, which can often lead to behaviors like excessive licking and loud barking. If your furry friend has a habit of licking their paws, it can signify that something is amiss. Key Takeaways Self-grooming habits...

15 Amazing Facts About Dogs You Probably Didn’t Know

15 Amazing Facts About Dogs You Probably Didn’t Know

Did you know that your furry friend can do way more than play fetch and look cute? If you're a pet parent, it's time to learn more about your loyal companion's hidden talents and secret skills! For example, did you know that dachshunds were originally bred to fight...

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