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12 Products That Make Scoopin’ Poop More Bearable

| April 4, 2015

It’s a job nobody wants, but one that is a must when you have a dog. Whether you are picking up after your dog in your own yard or while you are out and about, it’s no fun. Here are some ways to help that chore become a little easier:

#1 – Catch-a-Poo

This is a relatively new product that allows you to catch your dog’s “doody” before it touches the ground – making it more sanitary for you and the environment.

Image source: Catchapoo.com
Image source: Catchapoo.com

#2 – H-Clip

H4Legs H-Clip is meant to help you cut down on the number of bags you use and it’s lighter to carry than most poop bag holders. You carry one bag, temporarily seal it (air-tight) and then you can open it to “reuse” if you have multiple dogs or if your dog goes again.

Image source: Amazon.com
Image source: Amazon.com

#3 – Auggiedog

This is probably the most high-tech pooper scooper you will ever see. It’s a powered scooper – all you have do is flip the switch, and the tool does the work for you. It comes with a cleaning station complete with a cleaning solution and the handle has a light for those dark walks.

Image source: Auggiedog.com
Image source: Auggiedog.com

#4 – Swoop Pooper Scooper

This nifty gadget grabs and bags your dog’s business with a single action. Even better, you don’t have to touch anything and the bag is stored inside until you are able to dispose of it.

Image source: Thepetloo.us
Image source: Thepetloo.us

#5 – Doggie Dooley Pet Waste Disposal System

Once you have picked it up, where do you put it? Do you really want to put in your garbage can in the garage? Especially if it’s loose? The doggie Dooley is a septic system for your dog’s waste! Dig a hole, drop in the Doogie Dooley, add water and the Digester Powder and it’s all ready for use. It even has a foot operated lid.

Image source: Petsmart.com
Image source: Petsmart.com

#6 – Retractable Clip Hand Sanitizer

Something people do not think about is sanitizing their hands afterward. This hand sanitizer clip is on a retractable cord, making it super easy to use without having to un-clip, even if you have it on the back of your backpack.

Image source: Amazon.com
Image source: Amazon.com

#7 – NaturVet Yard Odor Eliminator

Sometimes your backyard can smell like a doggy outhouse. This product is safe to use on any outdoor surface (including plants!) and eliminates odors from urine and feces. They also make one with citronella if you want to keep bugs away while you are are at it.

Image source: Chewy.com
Image source: Chewy.com

#8 – Latex Gloves

Something people don’t think about it, but it would definitely be more sanitary! Carry latex gloves with you and put one on before you pick up your dog’s poop. Dispose of the glove when you dispose of the poop. 8 61xFpHZQyGL._SL1000_

#9 – The Doody Digger Pooper Scooper

Perfect if you can’t bend over very well due to bad knees or a bad back, all you do is scoop and gravity sends the waste to the bag at the end of the tube.

Image source: Doodydigger.com
Image source: Doodydigger.com

#10- Skooperbox

If you are looking for something eco-friendly but still sanitary, try the skooperbox. Instead of using plastic bags, you can use this box, designed to scoop the poop then hold it for disposal.

Image source: skooperbox.com
Image source: skooperbox.com

#11 – Skoop-N-Pak

This product stores a whole roll of bags in its handle, so you don’t have to “reload” it yourself each time. It scoops and then traps the waste until you can dispose of it.

Image source: Walmart.com
Image source: Walmart.com

#12 – Hire a Scooper!

Of course, if you really just can’t stand picking up that poop in your yard, you can always hire a professional from the Association of Professional Animal Waste Specialists. Let someone else do your dirty work.

Image source: @Zepfanman.com via Flickr
Image source: @Zepfanman.com via Flickr

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