Be pooper scooped by the best! Poo B Gone is your best choice for a pooper scooper service in Dallas, locally owned and operated for your best pet waste removal service! We love dogs (and their owners) and give back to local pet charities and rescue organizations that promote responsible pet ownership. When you hire Poo B Gone pooper scooper service, you are hiring a professional team dedicated to our #1 Goal - Customer Satisfaction!

If you love your dogs but don't have time to keep your yard free of dog waste, hiring a pooper scooper service like Poo B Gone is the right thing to do for your pets, your family, and our environment. Keep reading for all the reasons why cleaning up your dog poop is so important.

Contrary to popular belief, dog poop is NOT FERTILIZER for your lawn and plants!
Since dogs are meat-eaters (not grain eaters, like cows) dog waste is highly-acidic and contains hazardous bacteria and disease similar to human waste. Read more facts about dog waste!

What Poo B Gone Customers Say
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"1st Poo B Gone customer and still a customer. Excellent service. You will always have my business."
- Yvette P., Addison

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We all love our dogs, but let's face it - there are other things we'd rather be doing than cleaning up after them. There are many reasons for hiring a pooper scooper service:

  • Convenience. Your yard is clean and you didn't have to deal with the dog poop, the smell, disposing of the dog waste, or the time it takes to scoop your own dog poop.

  • Physical limitations. You or your loved one may not be physically able to clean up after their canine companion. Whether temporary or permanent, we are there to help.

  • Parasite prevention. Dog waste harbors dangerous bacteria, including e. coli, salmonella and giardia, and can also carry hookworms, tapeworms, roundworms and other diseases. Leaving dog waste in your yard can lead to the spread of these bacteria and parasites to your pets and your family.

  • It's our environmental duty. The EPA lists dog waste as a toxic pollutant in the same category as toxic chemicals and oil. Leaving it in your yard means it eventually ends up in our ponds, lakes, and rivers.