Pet Waste Stations
Why Pets Waste Stations are Important
Dogs provide unconditional love and companionship to people of all ages. In South Florida, 24.2 percent of all households have a dog. To put those numbers in perspective, there’s an estimated 507,500 households with at least 1 canine, just in Miami. Surveys indicate that more people would have a dog, but apartment and condo restrictions…
Dog Waste Stations – What Exactly Are They?
Pet waste stations are becoming a more frequent and common site across the U.S., from large cities to small communities. They offer a convenient and hygienic manner in which to dispose of and manage dog waste. Two Styles The stations are available in two styles. The first is a receptacle only model where individuals can…
Pet Waste Station Etiquette
Pet waste stations are being more actively employed to stem the public health hazard of solid pet waste. It’s important for everyone to utilize proper pet waste station etiquette if the stations are to properly serve everyone. Take Just What You Need The most popular and effective pet waste station models are equipped with a…
Top Safety Tips for Your Dog Park
Taking your canine to a dog park can be a joyous bonding experience for you both – but safety should always be uppermost in your mind. The following tips can help ensure that everyone, both humans and canines remain safe. Pre-Park Check List Dogs can quickly become overheated in South Florida’s hot and humid climate…
Where to Buy Pet Waste Stations
Pet waste stations are providing a clean and eco-friendly solution to the ever-increasing problem of dog waste in cities around the globe. Municipalities have a variety of resources for purchasing the equipment. Pet waste stations are economical, efficient, and are available in different sizes to accommodate the needs of different locales. The following are just…
Keep Your Parks Clean Using Multiple Pet Waste Stations
Dog excrement is creating a major problem for cities throughout the world. Dog waste is a serious health and environmental hazard. South Florida is at particular risk and is already on federal clean up lists. Revealing Studies Multiple studies have shown that a little over 60 percent of people do pick up after their canines….
Why Pet Waste Stations Should be Mandatory
Dogs may be man’s best friend, but their waste isn’t. Dog feces has become an overwhelming problem around the world, not just in South Florida. Mandatory pet waste stations could solve many of the problems associated with the ever-growing mountain of dog waste. In Florida, 56 percent of all households have at least 1 canine…
How Often Should You Bathe Your Dog
Many people bathe their dog to prevent “doggie” smell. It’s more for the benefit of pet parents than the canine. There are multiple factors to consider encompassing the health of the canine, the length of their coat, breed, and their lifestyle. There’s not a single universal schedule for bathing a furry family member. A dog…
Keep Your Nursery Smelling Fresh with Diaper Disposal Bags
Even though your nursery is full of sweet-smelling baby products, it can still become an odiferous maelstrom from odors originating from dirty diapers. Unfortunately, those unpleasant smells don’t stay in the nursery and can permeate the entire house. It’s a situation that can easily be remedied with diaper disposal bags. Many parents use the bags…
Top 5 Signs Your Neighborhood is Pet Friendly
If you’re a dog parent, you definitely want to live in a neighborhood where you and your canine feel comfortable and welcome. There are multiple ways in which a community can contribute to that. The following are the top 5 signs that your neighborhood is pet friendly. Abundant Canines If you see numerous dogs out…
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