Add-on service · Macomb County, MIYard deodorizing for potty spots.
After we scoop, we treat your dog's favorite spots with a pet-safe enzyme spray that breaks down the odor left behind. Add it to any plan for $8 a visit.
Just +$8 a visit
When it helps
For the spots your dog keeps coming back to
Scooping removes the piles. What's left behind, mostly urine, is what you smell on a hot afternoon.
Summer heat
Warm weather makes potty zones smell stronger. Here's why yards smell and what clears it.
One favorite spot
Dogs return to spots that smell like "go here." Enzyme cleaners are made to break down that scent.
Patios, runs and turf
Concrete, gravel runs and artificial grass hold onto urine odor. Here's how to care for turf between visits.
More than one dog
Two or three dogs means more traffic on the same few spots.
How it works
Scoop first, then spray
With one dog on weekly service, deodorizing brings your visit to $27, about $117 a month. Add it when you get your price.
1. The scoop
We walk the whole yard in a grid and bag every pile first.
2. The spray
We treat your dog's potty zones with the pet-safe enzyme spray.
3. Let it dry
Dogs stay inside during the visit. Keep them off treated spots until they dry.
4. The gate photo
Same as every visit: a latched gate and a photo to prove it.
The spray works on odor. It doesn't replace scooping, and it won't green up brown urine spots; our urine spot guide covers that repair.
Deodorizing questions
Good to know
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What does the deodorizing add-on do?
After we scoop, we treat your dog's potty zones with a pet-safe enzyme spray that breaks down the odor left behind. It's $8 a visit, on any plan.
Is the spray safe for my dog?
It is a pet-safe product, and we ask that dogs stay inside during the visit. Keep them off the treated spots until they dry. If your dog seems unwell after contact with any cleaner, call your veterinarian.
Does it replace scooping?
No. Enzyme sprays work on residue, not piles, so we always scoop first and spray second.
Will it fix brown urine spots in the grass?
No. The spray is for odor. Brown spots are urine burn, and water plus reseeding is the fix; our guide to dog urine spots walks through it.
Add deodorizing to your plan
Check the add-on when you get your price. It works with every schedule.