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03/08/2026

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02/24/2025

Pick up the Poo! We like to make sure our local dog parks are as clean as possible because we want a safe environment for my fur baby. Your yard is another area that can be a breeding ground for bacteria and parasites. If you would like a quote for bi-weekly, weekly or monthly pickup and/or sanitization service please give us a call at (828) 708-7944 or DM us right here. **perScooper

01/27/2025

Nobody likes doing it but it has to be done. Picking up the doggy poo for you is what we do😁💩. **patrol

01/26/2025

With Mountain Dog Spa & Boutique – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

01/24/2025

01/17/2025

How Cold Is Too Cold for a Dog Walk?

While broad generalizations are difficult, cold should not become a problem for most dogs until the temperature falls below 45 F, at which point some cold-averse dogs might begin to feel uncomfortable.

When temperatures drop under 32 F, small breed dogs, dogs with thin coats, or very young, old, or sick dogs could be in danger if they spend too much time outdoors.

Once temperatures drop under 20 F, all pet parents need to be aware that their dogs could develop cold-associated health problems like hypothermia or frostbite when outside for extended periods of time.

Of course, most dogs still need to go outside to p*e and p**p when it’s cold. Usually, they will quickly take care of business so they can get back inside where it’s warm. If the snow is deep, shovel an area close to your door so they don’t have to fight through the snow.

Don’t leave your dog unsupervised outdoors when conditions are extreme. The best way to monitor your dog is to keep a close eye on their behavior. If you notice your dog shivering, acting anxious, whining, slowing down, searching out warm locations, or holding up one or more paws, it’s time to head inside and warm up.

Call your veterinarian if you notice any signs of frostbite or hypothermia, including sluggishness, confusion, severe shivering (which may stop as hypothermia progresses), and parts of the body that appear pale and are cool to the touch.

01/17/2025

01/09/2025

We pick up the poo, so you don’t have to….

01/03/2025

Dog P**p: A Hidden Hazard
Health Risks:
1. Dog p**p contains harmful bacteria and parasites, such as E. coli, Salmonella, and roundworms. These can linger in the soil and infect other pets, children, and adults.
2. Parasites like hookworms and giardia can survive for weeks or months in contaminated areas.
3. Water Contamination:
When it rains, waste can wash into storm drains, contaminating local waterways with bacteria and nutrients that harm ecosystems.
The EPA considers dog waste a pollutant, contributing to water quality issues.
4. Lawn Damage:
Dog p**p isn’t fertilizer! Its high nitrogen content can burn your grass, leaving unsightly brown or yellow patches.