Dog poop isn’t just a gross inconvenience—it’s a potential health hazard. Whether it’s sitting in your backyard or on a shared sidewalk, here’s why it should be removed promptly.
🧬 What’s in Dog Poop?
Dog waste can carry:
- Roundworms
- Hookworms
- Giardia
- Salmonella
- E. coli
These parasites and bacteria can infect people and pets, especially kids playing in the yard or barefoot walkers in parks.
🌧️ What Happens When It’s Left Outside?
- Rainwater can wash harmful pathogens into local waterways, polluting lakes and streams in the Tacoma area.
- Waste left on the ground attracts flies and pests, spreading contamination.
✅ How WoopScoop Protects Your Family
Our regular poop-scooping service reduces your exposure to bacteria and keeps your home and neighborhood healthier—without you ever lifting a bag.
Protect your loved ones—schedule weekly cleanups with WoopScoop today.
