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Frequently Asked Question's

Do you provide dog waste removal services year round?

YES! At Get The Full Scoop we scoop all year round. If your dog doesn’t stop going #2 then we won’t stop scooping either!

The safety of our clients and their dogs is a top priority at Get The Full Scoop. To ensure all dogs are safe we clean all our equipment and shows between each yard with a kennel grade disinfectant to prevent the spread of germs. We also take gate pictures when we are done scooping so you know your pets won’t get out of the yard.

NO! We don’t have any contracts. You can start, pause, and cancel your subscription at any time by updating your customer portal or by giving us a call!

Yes we love seeing and meeting your dogs while we clean! We simply ask that if your dog shows any signs of aggression, you leave them inside during your cleaning. Ensuring the safety of our team is a top priority. If your dog is aggressive towards our team, you will be asked to put them inside or be completely removed from our route.

We search your property in a grid like pattern and then do a second walk through to ensure all your dogs waste is collected.

All our technicians will be in uniform and also in a branded vehicle with our logo on it. You will receive a text or email prior to inform you upon the technicians arrival.

We live in the Northeast and we know that during certain months weather can be unpredictable. Don’t worry though! In case of implement weather, we may need to reschedule your service to a day with better weather.

Some Facts about Dog waste

Is dog poop good fertilizer? Why not?

NO!!!!! Even though dog poop contains some nutrients, like nitrogen and phosphorus, it’s not in the right balance for plants. It’s more acidic than cow or horse manure and can damage your grass and plants. On top of damage to your grass, dog poop can also carry harmful pathogens which can survive in soil and potentially infect humans and other animals-especially through your feet if you step in it barefoot! Dog poop, being waste from a carnivore/omnivore, is more hazardous and doesn’t break down as cleanly or safely.

Parasite Prevention

Regular scooping can protect you from Parvo, Whipworms, Hookworms, Roundworms, Trichinosis, Giardia, Coccidia and other issues.

One Dog=Big Pollution

One gram of dog poop can contain 23 fecal bacteria! It’s a major contributor to urban water pollution when it gets washed into storm drains.

Dog Poop Takes A Long Time To Decompose

It can take up to a YEAR to fully decompose in natural conditions!