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Tired of dog poop cleanup draining your apartment maintenance team’s time? Discover how outsourcing pet waste management boosts curb appeal, reduces complaints, and frees up your crew to focus on what really matters—keeping residents happy and units move-in ready.

“Compostable” dog poop bags sound like a green solution—but not all are created equal. Discover why some states are banning the term and what it means for your cleanup routine.

Many pet owners think dog poop can act like fertilizer—but that’s a dangerous myth. Unlike cow or horse manure, dog waste can harm your lawn, spread disease, and damage the environment. From burning your grass due to excess nitrogen to contaminating water sources with harmful bacteria, dog waste is far from plant-friendly. Learn why it’s time to ditch the poop-as-fertilizer idea and what to do instead for a healthier yard and community.

Pet waste stations do more than just provide a place to toss dog waste. They help protect community health, foster good neighbor relations, and even support property values. Here’s why every community association should install them.