Cleaning up your dog's poop can help prevent the spread of diseases. Proper disposal of waste can reduce the risk of contamination.
Dog waste is not natural and contains harmful bacteria and nitrates. It does not fully break down on its own, therefore spreads and enters our water systems, negatively affecting other wildlife and humans.
By removing your dog's waste, you are helping prevent contamination to our water and soil. E.coli, roundworms, and Salmonella are a few diseases that can be found in dog poop.
Cleaning up after your dog is not just a matter of courtesy, but also a matter of public health, so next time you take your dog for a walk, remember to bring our eco-friendly bags and clean up after them!
