Walk The Floofs

07/31/2026

Call or Text 843-900-0414

07/28/2026

Your dog has one job in the backyard.

Unfortunately, that job creates another one for you.

If you’re tired of scanning the grass before every step, putting off cleanup until it becomes a whole project, or realizing the lawn guy is coming tomorrow and the yard currently looks like a minefield, I can take that one off your list.

Walk The Floofs offers residential dog-waste removal throughout Myrtle Beach, Socastee, Surfside Beach, and Murrells Inlet.

Recurring cleanup keeps the yard handled before it piles up, and one-time cleanups are available when things have gotten a little out of hand.

No judgment. Dogs p**p. People get busy. The grass survives.

Residential cleanup starts at $25, with pricing based on your yard, number of dogs, and the amount of cleanup needed.

Call or text Walk The Floofs at **843-900-0414** for a quote.

You bought the yard to enjoy it. You don’t have to spend your free time inspecting it for p**p.

Send a message to learn more

07/23/2026

Your pet doesn’t care that your schedule is packed.

They still want the walk, the sniffing, the attention, the litter box handled, and their very important daily inspection of the same patch of grass they checked yesterday.

That’s where Walk The Floofs comes in.

We help with dog walks, drop-ins, cat care, pet taxi rides, litter box refreshes, and p**p cleanup around Myrtle Beach, Socastee, and Surfside.

Basically, we handle the pet care tasks that still need doing when your day has already gone completely off the rails.

Message Walk The Floofs to ask about availability.

07/20/2026

Pregnancy comes with a surprisingly long list of things you’re suddenly expected to think about, including who’s cleaning the litter box.

Cat waste can sometimes contain a parasite called Toxoplasma gondii, which causes toxoplasmosis. Many healthy adults who become infected have mild symptoms or none at all, but becoming infected for the first time during pregnancy can create serious risks for a developing baby.

That doesn’t mean you need to panic, avoid your cat, or start treating the litter box like it contains radioactive material. It simply means this is one household task that’s better handed to someone else while you’re pregnant.

The CDC recommends having another person change the litter whenever possible. Because the parasite doesn’t become infectious immediately, litter boxes should also be scooped daily rather than left to sit. When no one else is available, pregnant women should wear disposable gloves and wash their hands thoroughly afterward.

Walk The Floofs offers litter box scooping and refresh services, so you can keep your cat’s space comfortable without adding another chore or unnecessary exposure to your pregnancy to-do list.

Your cat gets a fresh box. You get one less thing to handle. Everyone wins, including the tiny person already creating plenty of extra work.

07/01/2026

Fireworks are beautiful for us but they can be terrifying for our pets.

Here are a few tips to keep handy for the upcoming holiday:

If your dog or cat struggles with fireworks, don't wait until they're already panicking to make a plan. Close windows and curtains before it gets dark, turn on the TV, a fan, or calming music to help soften the noise, and make sure they have a quiet place where they already feel safe.

Double check collars, ID tags, and microchip information before the holiday. Even pets who have never tried to escape can bolt when they're frightened, and the Fourth of July is one of the busiest times of year for lost pets.

If your pet becomes anxious, resist the urge to force them outside (yes, even for that quick potty break before it "gets too bad.")

Stay calm, speak softly, and let them settle where they feel most comfortable. If your veterinarian has prescribed anxiety medication, give it as directed before the fireworks begin, not after your pet is already overwhelmed.

If your pet does get loose, start searching immediately. Check nearby hiding spots first, contact local shelters and animal control, post clear photos in local lost pet groups, and notify neighbors. The sooner people know to look, the better the chances of a safe reunion.

If you're heading out for the holiday and don't want your pet spending the evening alone with the fireworks, Walk The Floofs is here to help. We provide calm, reliable care so your pets can stay comfortable while you enjoy the celebration.

05/03/2024

Walk The Floofs is now open in the Commerce area for your pet needs!

Ask about our drop-in packages today!

02/11/2024

Happy birthday to Hammy's mom!!! 🎂🎂🎂

09/28/2023

It's a lazy rainy day. ☔ 🌧️

This guy gives the best cuddles though!

09/16/2023

I think this big boy has been practicing to open an onlypaws account. 😆

09/14/2023

This boy makes my day. Every. Time.