Pooper Scooper Services: Common Questions Answered

At Dooky Squad, we’re your trusted experts for professional pooper scooper services in Pierce, Kitsap, Thurston, Mason, and Eastern Jefferson counties. Our goal is to keep your yard clean, safe, and enjoyable with hassle-free pet waste removal. Below, we answer common questions about our process and provide helpful pet waste insights. Have more questions? Contact us for a free quote!

Frequently Asked Questions

How does your service work?

It’s simple! Choose a schedule—twice-weekly, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or one-time—and our team visits your property to scoop all dog waste and dispose of it responsibly. You don’t need to be home, making it a convenient solution for busy pet owners.

Do I need to be home during the cleanup?

No, after the initial visit, we don’t require you to be home. As long as we have yard access, our team handles everything, leaving your lawn spotless.

What do you do with the waste?

Our service bags all waste and disposes of it in your dumpster, saving you from costly disposal fees. We also deodorize your dumpster to neutralize odors, ensuring a fresh environment.

Is your service safe for pets and kids?

Yes! We use pet-safe practices, sanitize tools between visits, and avoid harmful chemicals, ensuring your yard is safe for pets, kids, and the whole family.

What if the weather is bad?

Our team works in most conditions—rain, shine, or snow. In severe weather, we may reschedule and notify you in advance to maintain quality service.

Additional Pet Waste Questions

Why do dogs roll in poop?

Dogs roll in poop due to instincts from their wild ancestors, often to mask their scent or communicate with other dogs.

Is dog poop good fertilizer?

No, dog poop is unsafe as fertilizer due to harmful bacteria and parasites like E. coli and roundworms. We ensure proper waste removal to keep your yard healthy.

How many times a day should a dog poop?

Most dogs poop one to three times daily, depending on diet, size, and health. Puppies and older dogs may go more often.

Can you compost dog poop?

Dog poop shouldn’t be composted in standard garden compost due to harmful pathogens. Specialized pet waste composters exist, but our pooper scooper service offers a simpler solution by safely disposing of waste.