Dog poop is teeming with bacteria. While human waste is flushed & the water treated before re-entering our waterways, toilet trained pets are mostly left for Hollywood movies. Simply put, it's toxic. The EPA classified pet waste as a dangerous pollutant in the same category as chemicals & oil nearly 20 years ago.

The benefits of using our yards for our dogs relief is something most of us are unlikely to give up. Unfortunately, dogs will walk on unscooped waste in the yard, tracking harmful bacteria into our homes. Consistent cleaning is the best way to reduce your families exposure to these bacteria.

While children, the elderly and people with lowered immune responses are especially vulnerable to exposure, continued exposure in even the healthiest adults can reduce the bodies ability to fight these harmful bacteria. The most common symptoms from fecal bacteria exposure are a range of gastro-intestinal ailments, headaches, nausea and fatigue. Continued exposure can also lower the body's ability to fight off other germs, resulting in more frequent colds & other ailments.