6 Ways to Scoop Your Pet’s Poop

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6 Ways to Scoop Your Pets Poop
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Use a Plastic Poop Bag

• Plastic poop bags are the most common form of
  poop cleanup. They double as gloves and bags,
  making the cleanup process fast and simple.
  Additionally, plastic bags are easily crumpled
  and fit into purses and pockets, making them
  rapidly accessible for a sudden poop. They can be
  found at almost every store. Unfortunately,
  plastic bags do not work well when scooping
  diarrhea or soft poop. Furthermore, they are bad
  for the environment, as they can take several
  years to decompose. When possible, consider
  another form of poop scooping to protect the
  environment and reduce waste.

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Use a Pooper Scooper

• Pooper scoopers are the ideal choice for
  individuals that find animal poop repulsive and
  have trouble bending over. Although they are not
  available in every store, they can be found in
  almost every pet store. They are efficient and
  touch-free. However, they can be bulky, and
  certain individuals may not want to carry the
  pooper scooper with them everywhere they go. They
  may also need to be cleaned fairly regularly.

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Flush the Poop

• Animal poop flushing is illegal in some
  locations, so before resorting to this method,
  research your citys regulations. Poop flushing
  is another great method of poop disposal, as it
  eliminates bad smells and doesnt end up in a
  landfill. Unfortunately, transporting the poop to
  a toilet can be tricky, and if done improperly,
  can result in a very poopy disaster. Flushable
  poop bags prevent the poop from dripping or
  spilling on its way to the nearest toilet.

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Get an Indoor Potty

• In the same way that humans are potty trained,
  (some) animals can be potty trained. Indoor
  potties or potty pads are a great option for
  apartment dwellers or pets with injuries that
  limit their movement. Potty pads do have their
  drawbacks, however. If not cleaned and replaced
  often, they can produce foul smells that may be
  difficult to get rid of.

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Bury the Poop

• Poop burying is another great way to eliminate
  pet waste. The burial process masks the foul
  smell and puts the poop out of sight and out of
  mind. This process does not use any plastic
  waste, nor does it require transportation to an
  indoor toilet, making it the most environmentally
  friendly method. However, burying the poop takes
  quite a bit of work that most pet owners are not
  willing to put in.

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Use a Power Poop Pickup

• Power poop pickups, similar to pooper
  scoopers, can assist individuals that struggle to
  bend down. Unfortunately, power poop pickups can
  be expensive, and they must remain charged and
  kept clean in order to function properly.