We serve nearly all of Kitsap County, including: Poulsbo, Kingston, Silverdale, Seabeck, Bremerton, Port Orchard, and more!

Kitsap Paw Patrol provides thorough dog waste removal services for all areas of your property, including front, back, and side yards, flower beds, dog runs, and more. We ensure every space stays clean, safe, and pet-friendly. Trust us to keep your property spotless and free from unwanted mess!

Absolutely! Our team works rain or shine to ensure your property stays clean. In cases of extreme weather, such as heavy snow or storms, we’ll notify you about service adjustments.

At Kitsap Paw Patrol, the safety of our clients and their pets is our top priority. We disinfect all equipment and footwear with a kennel-grade cleaner between each yard to prevent the spread of germs. For added peace of mind, we take photos of securely closed gates after every service, ensuring your pets stay safe. Plus, all our team members undergo thorough background checks for your security and trust.

Our service prices vary depending on the number of dogs, and cleanup frequency (and in certain cases yard size). Contact Kitsap Paw Patrol for a free custom quote or get an instant quote on our website and see how affordable regular dog poop removal can be!

We use prepaid billing, which means your card on file will be charged on the 1st of each month for that month’s services. If you’re going on vacation, you can pause your service anytime. And if you cancel your account, you’ll automatically receive a refund for any cleanups you didn’t receive that month.

Have questions? We’re happy to help—just reach out! 📞 360-525-1665

To signup for service, we require a card on file.

Kitsap Paw Patrol uses Stripe for secure payment processing [Stripe.com]

No contracts, no hassle! Start, pause, or cancel your subscription anytime through our customer portal or by contacting our office. Enjoy flexible, worry-free service on your terms!

Sweep&Go is the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software we use to manage our services. When you request a quote or sign up for an account with Kitsap Paw Patrol, you'll be redirected to Sweep&Go to complete the process. It helps us streamline scheduling, billing, and communication to provide you with the best service possible.

Yes, you can request a specific cleanup day (not every cleanup day will be available due to previsouly scheduled services). However, we can generally offer 2-3 options to best fit your schedule.

We do provide a notifcation shortly before arriving on the day of your service.

Yes, we’re happy to clean your yard with your dog outside! For everyone’s safety, if your dog has shown signs of aggression, please keep them indoors during service. Ensuring a safe environment for both your pet and our team is our top priority. If an aggressive dog is present during a visit, we may require them to be secured indoors or, in some cases, discontinue service. Thank you for your understanding!

Following Kitsap County's guidlines, we scoop it, bag it, then dispose of it in your outdoor trash bin. This is best as landfills are designed to properly handle and dispose of dog waste, compost piles are not.

Kitsap Paw Patrol guarantees a clean yard - If your Paw Patrol techinician misses a mess, simply let us know and we'll happily re-clean your yard for free. No questions asked. Our goal is to make your life eaiser!

We offer customized dog waste removal services for apartment complexes, HOAs, and commercial properties. Our flexible service plans are tailored to fit your property’s specific needs, ensuring a clean, well-maintained environment for tenants and visitors. This includes installing conveniently located dog waste stations with pick-up bag dispensers and disposal bins. We keep bags fully stocked, empty the bins regularly, and remove all dog waste from the property to maintain a safe, sanitary, and welcoming outdoor space.

The Environmental Impacts of Dog poop is more than just an unpleasant nuisance—it has significant environmental impacts if not disposed of properly.

Here are the main issues:

Soil Contamination: Unlike manure from herbivores, dog waste isn’t a natural fertilizer. Its high nitrogen content can damage plants and grass, creating "burned" patches in your yard. The pathogens in dog poop can also disrupt soil health, making it unsafe for gardening or other uses.

Water Pollution: Dog poop contains harmful bacteria, parasites, and nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus. When left on the ground, rainwater can wash it into storm drains, streams, rivers, and lakes.This runoff contaminates water sources, making them unsafe for humans and wildlife. It contributes to algae blooms, which deplete oxygen in water and harm aquatic ecosystems.

Public Health Hazards: Dog poop harbors pathogens such as E. coli, Salmonella, and parasites like roundworms and hookworms. These can remain in the soil for months, posing risks to people, especially children who play in contaminated areas, and to other pets.

Wildlife Impact: In natural areas, dog poop can disrupt local ecosystems by introducing foreign bacteria and parasites. Wildlife may accidentally ingest or come into contact with contaminated soil or water.

Coyote poop and dog poop can look similar, but there are several distinct differences.

Shape and Size: Coyote poop is often long and tubular with tapered ends, similar in size to a medium-sized dog.

Color: Coyote poop can be darker, especially if they’ve eaten meat, and its color may vary with their diet (e.g., lighter with more plant material).

Content: Coyote poop often contains fur, bones, or feathers from prey, and may have seeds or berries, depending on their diet. If you find coyote poop, it may indicate nearby wildlife activity, so take precautions if you have pets or livestock in the area.