Poop2Scoop

05/20/2023

Spring is here and so are the fleas and ticks! 😱 These pesky parasites can cause a lot of problems for your furry friends, such as itching, irritation, allergies, infections, anemia and even diseases like Lyme and Rocky Mountain spotted fever. 😢

That's why it's important to prevent fleas and ticks from infesting your pets and your home. 🏠 There are many options available, such as collars, sprays, shampoos, spot-on treatments and oral medications. 💊

But not all products are created equal. Some may be more effective, safer or easier to use than others. 🧐 You should always consult your veterinarian before choosing a flea and tick prevention product for your pet. 🐶🐱 They can help you find the best option for your pet's age, weight, health and lifestyle. 🥰

Don't let fleas and ticks ruin your spring fun with your pets. Protect them today and enjoy the season! 🌷🌞

09/29/2022

Summer is behind us and it's time to take advantage of P**p2Scoop's Fall Special. All new customers starting regular weekly service in October will receive 2 FREE Cleanings. Check us out at www.P**p2Scoop.com

P**p2Scoop is a professional p**per scooper service. We are dedicated to helping homeowners and businesses in St Louis and the surrounding areas take care of their pet waste management needs.

02/06/2022

Hope all is well. Weather has been a little tough on business. I guess it's tough when you have to go outside to do your business too.

11/25/2021

yummmm pie.......Happy Thanksgiving !!!!

07/08/2021

Looks like we might get a little rain this weekend.

07/04/2021

That never gets old. 1776-2021

07/02/2021

Happy Independence Day!!

06/28/2021

People often ask me about brown spots in their yard caused by pet urine or f***s. Here are a few common tips I found online.

PROTECTING AGAINST PET STAINS
To reduce the chances of a pet stain problem, consider the following tips:

1) Plant a resilient type of grass (such as rye or fescue) in your yard.

2) Immediately water the grassy area(s) after your pet defecates or urinates.

3) Consult a veterinarian about changing your dog’s diet to a formula that not only maximizes health, but also limits nitrogen when excreted.

4) Train your dog to urinate in a designated section — preferably in a discreet location that is not regularly visited by people.

5) Dilute the concentration of nitrogen in your pet’s urine with lawn care such as Dogonit Lawn Treatment.

06/27/2021

Enough rain already!!!

06/09/2021

Starting to feel like summer. Don't forget to provide plenty of fresh water for your friends.

04/08/2021