There’s an article over at Instructables on how to build a DIY pet waste composter that might be just your thing if you have a lot a poop lying around and no good place to put it.
Keep in mind before taking on this project that Dog poo contains harmful bacteria and some nasty pathogens like round worms and tape worms so you definately don’t want to use the compost in beds with edible plants/vegetables. And you should probably keep it away from kids and pregnant women. In fact, if you really want to compost your pet waste, the safest option would probably be to bury it in a really deep hole far away from water sources and never touch it again. Or just chuck it over the fence into your neighbors yard (kidding!)


November 9th, 2007 at 9:43 am
Or one could hire a professional scooper service.
See the directory at http://www.apaws.org or contact me
to find one.
November 10th, 2007 at 10:42 am
Thanks for the tip, Jeff.