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Why Dogs Are Better Than Cats

Why Dogs Are Better Than Cats

(But We Love You Too, Whiskers) From the Poop Pros at Scoop Masters – Serving Dog People Since the Dawn of Droppings At Scoop Masters, we’ve been knee-deep in the dog world since 1988. That’s right—we’re the OGs of poop scooping, the elite force in turd termination,...

Your Dog Equals Better Health

Your Dog Equals Better Health

Did you know that having and loving a dog is actually HEALTHY?! That's right - dog owners tend to have less stress, healthier hearts, and lower rates of depression. We tend to focus on your dog's health, so we thought we would write a little something for the human...

Doggy: Please Don’t Go!

Doggy: Please Don’t Go!

Is your dog used to having you around all the time? Just like with any routine, your dog may be used to spending a lot of time with you and expect nothing less. They thrice for those ear scritches and belly rubs. Changes in our routine can be a major stressor for...

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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...

Will Dog Poop Attract Mice? (And How to Keep Them Out of Your Yard)

If you’ve ever spotted a tiny blur darting across your lawn at dusk, you might have wondered: will dog poop attract mice? I already posted about dog poop attracting rats, how about their smaller cousins? It’s not the most glamorous backyard question, but it’s an...

Will Rats Eat Dog Poop? (And What That Means for Your Yard)

If you’ve ever stepped into your backyard and suddenly wondered, “Will rats eat dog poop?” — you’re not alone. It might sound like a strange question, but it’s an important one for homeowners and pet parents alike. The short answer? Yes, rats will eat dog poop. And if...

Why Does Dog Poop Turn White?

Most dog owners expect to see brown, well-formed stools. When your dog’s poop turns white or chalky, it can be alarming. The first reaction is often panic: is this dangerous? The truth is, white dog poop can mean several things, from something as simple as diet to...

Creating a Cleaner Backyard for Dogs, Babies, and Outdoor Playtime

A backyard often becomes the heart of a home once dogs and babies enter the picture. It’s where morning sunshine meets wagging tails, where early steps turn into confident strides, and where families gather for simple moments. While most single-family housing units...

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