Dog Clean-up

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Having the right dog clean-up supplies and tools is one of the most essential things you can do as a responsible pet parent. While we understand that picking up your dog’s poop isn’t the most glamorous duty, it is for the benefit of the entire neighbourhood – and that includes you and your furry companion. After all, life is much easier and less stressful if there’s no dropping in the streets, parks, beaches, and public areas. If you’re looking for quality dog clean-up supplies, visit eDog and choose from our wide range of environment-friendly and 100% biodegradable waste bag refills and dispensers, dog trainer toilet kits, dog training equipment pads, and charcoal sheets. At eDog, we also carry smart solutions to make dog training easy and fun. Whether you need electric collars dogs , anti-bark collars , shock collars for a dog , training collars dogs , ultrasonic bark control , and citronella bark collar , we have everything you need. What happens if you don't clean up dog poop? Dog cleaning is for the benefit of everyone. Imagine, if all pet parents don’t have dog clean-up supplies and ignore their responsibility, the entire neighbourhood (or even city) would be literally in deep trouble. Our parks, sidewalks, and public areas would be filled with smelly ‘landmines’, which you could step on and bring into your home. Sounds icky, right? One of the misconceptions about dog waste is that it can also serve as fertilisers, which is far from the truth. Unlike cows that only eat grass and grains, dogs eat meat or protein, making their waste highly acidic. Plus, the excess nutrients in their excrement can pollute our lakes and rivers. The high nitrogen content in dog waste also explains why it’s a terrible idea to use it as a fertiliser because this chemical element can ‘kill’ grass and plants, causing them to turn brown or yellow. That being said, you need to clean up after your animal as promptly as possible if you don’t want your yard to have dead spots. If you don’t