Using Rid-X on Dog Feces?

sandy
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March 11, 20080 found this helpful

why would you do that?? the poop does need to be cleaned up. at least here in arbutus, md it is the law, in fact i guess it is the law everywhere. rats eat it.

Robyn Fed
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January 31, 20100 found this helpful

It would not really be sanitary and it would not be safe for the dogs to be around. Here is my system and I have a lot of dogs, and a backyard. First I have a big plastic waste receptacle, the big black kind that is round.

Then in it I have a smaller white kitchen plastic trash can.
I line the smaller trash can and put the fecal matter in that trash can and put it in the larger one. When it is 2/3 full, I take it out and on trash night sit it by the curb.

I have a pooper scooper and a pail. I go around and collect the fecal matter into the pail and empty it into the trash can. This is the best way I know how to do it, although you might find other waste disposal things at the following site: www.drsfostersmith.com/

I like ordering from here a lot, they have a lot of stuff! I Robyn

Robyn Fed
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January 31, 20100 found this helpful

I forgot to mention, if you use the cheap trash bags you might have to double them....so just a word of advice, the more you pay now, the less likely it is to spill or break on the way to the curb! LOL Robyn

robwetmore69

July 23, 20220 found this helpful

I want to use it in a covered hole to help dissolve the poop back into the ground,, kinda like a semi septic system BTW not all counties require you to clean up after your dog on your property, youll get shot telling some folk you got to pick up the poooo in your yard, the farmers dont pick up after their cows either. Country life.