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Dog Poop Service for Residential Buildings

Dogs Who Eat Their Own Poop-UGH

Why? Like us, dogs each have their own motives for their individual behavior. Dogs eat poop for various reasons, based on their age, their training, their living conditions and their diet. There are basically 5 different classifications or reasons that your dog may be eating poop. That is How Dog’s Were Made Before dogs were

How Do We Pick Up Dog Poop in the Winter?

We get that question asked all the time and the reason for this post. We do work all through the Winter and through all the snow. After a snowfall, your dogs probably keeps on pooping on top of the snow, right? For weekly customers, our service techs keep coming to your house on your service

Dog Poop Facts You Should Know

Dog Poop Facts Rodents Dog poop attracts rodents such as rats and mice. Inside the excrement, there are usually bits of food that can be a valuable resource to rodents. You won’t see them in the day because rodents come out at night. (xanax) In our many years of experience in seeing rodent infestations, some

10 Reasons Why I Like Dogs More Than People

Dogs or People. Who would you rather be with? I like dogs more than most people, anyways. I don’t care who knows it. The more people I meet, the older I get, the more I like my dogs. I take pictures of them, more than my kids, even. See, my dogs don’t MOVE when I

Chicago’s Top Ten Dog Parks

Want to take your dog to a Chicago dog park? Dog’s love to meet other dogs and have a place to run around. The Chicago Park District likes to call dog parks “dog friendly areas.” But, if your dog is like mine, she won’t know the difference. Make plans now to enjoy these city-sanctioned dog

Various Dog Poop Diseases

Dog Poop Diseases Beyond your grass, it has been estimated that a single gram of dog waste can contain 23 million fecal coliform bacteria, which are known to cause cramps, diarrhea, intestinal illness, and serious kidney disorders in humans. Dog feces are one of the most common carriers of the following diseases: Heartworms Parvo Corona

New Doo Care Billboard

Beginning Jan 7th 2013, Doo Care will be advertising on this billboard on 294 South.

rodents love dog poop

Yes, it’s true. Rodents and dop poop go hand-in-hand. Here’s why: Rats and mice, for example, will eat just about anything. They don’t care what it is or where it’s located, so it’s no surprise that they are attracted to dog waste. Dog food is found in dog poop, and those animals will go for