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If you’re looking for the best in p**per scooper and pet waste management services offered throughout Silicon Valley and the Greater Bay Area, look no further. Our approach is providing an amazing service coupled with unmatched customer care to create the best customer experience possible!

11/11/2026

Most dog owners smile when they see their dogs excitedly greet them, and it’s because owning a dog can actually help make you a happier and calmer person! Dogs specifically have been proven to reduce stress, anxiety, and depression. So if you’ve been contemplating getting a dog, Here’s a list of Mental Health Benefits Of Owning A Dog:

1. 60% of dog owners are more active and meeting their recommended weekly exercise goals because they take their dog out for walks and outdoor play.
2. Dogs need a routine they can count on, which means we have a structured daily schedule.
3. Being near your dogs boost the happy hormones in our bodies, which helps reduce sadness and depression.
4. They can sometimes be so in sync with their people that they can alert you when something is wrong.
5. Having someone always waiting to greet you at home helps fight off anxiety and brings comfort.
6. Petting a dog has been shown to lower blood pressure.
7. Having a dog depending on you has been shown to give people a purpose and a motivation to stay active and keep going.

10/31/2026

Today is National Treat Your Pet Day!! It was inspired by the Halloween phrase “trick or treat” to encourage all humans to spoil their pets with extra treats, toys, attention, and affection instead of Halloween candy.
Here are some ideas on How To Celebrate National Treat Your Pet Day:

1. Offer your pets some new yummy treats to try, or offer a little extra of their favorite treats.
2. Put together a Boo Basket for your pets filled with their favorite foods, treats, toys, and other goodies.
3. Take them to pick out a new toy at the store or surprise them with a new toy.
4. Give them some extra playtime, a long walk, or relax on the couch together for a Halloween movie night.

10/29/2026

Football season is well on its way with games every Monday, Thursday, and Sunday. The games are always more fun to watch when you’re surrounded by loved ones and snacks! We know this can be very tempting for the dogs who also love football and snacks! But you have to be careful because a lot of football snacks are not safe for dogs.
So here’s Dog Friendly Game Day Snack Ideas:

1. Cut up celery, apples, and carrots into bite size slices and top with natural peanut butter.
2. Make some doggy nachos by baking sweet potato slices until a little crisp, then top with steamed green beans, shredded carrots, and frozen berries. (Can top with a little plain yogurt)
3. Peanut butter mixed with some pumpkin puree, then rolled in oats and shaped as footballs before you bake for 15 minutes at 350f. Let them cool completely before serving.
4. Muttballs are a favorite! Mix ground turkey or beef with an egg and breadcrumbs, then roll into bite size balls and bake at 350f for 20-25 minutes. Cool completely before serving.
5. Frozen Pup-Sicles by blending together natural peanut butter, plain Greek yogurt, and one ripe banana, and then freezing in popsicle molds for 3-4 hours and serve.

10/23/2026

Today is National Make A Dog’s Day!! October 22nd is a day to show our dogs how much they mean to us, by spoiling them with extra cuddles and treats. But what some of you might not know is that this day was created by Subaru, along with the ASPCA to bring attention and raise awareness to shelter pets. Specifically the underdogs who have been waiting a long time to find their forever homes.

So here’s How To Celebrate National Make A Dog’s Day:

1. Make some homemade treats, and if you can afford to make extras to drop off at your local shelter.
2. Take your dogs for a nice long walk, and or volunteer at a local shelter to walk adoptable dogs.
3. Take any extra dog supplies you no longer need and donate to your local shelter.
4. Shower your dogs with extra love and attention today.
5. Spread the word on social media to help raise awareness to what today is all about.
6. If you can, volunteer to foster dogs and help them find their forever homes.
7. Set up a playdate with shelter dogs, to socialize your dogs and make new friends.

10/11/2026

Halloween is only a couple of weeks away, but the preparations and celebrations start as soon as October arrives!

So here are some tips for Keeping Your Dogs Safe This Halloween Season:
1. Keep them in safe space that keeps them calm while trick or treaters come and go.
2. Keep candy and Halloween treats somewhere they cannot get into. But do get/make some Halloween dog treats for them!
3. Keep costumes and decorations that can be torn apart or a safety hazard out of reach.
4. If you take them out trick or treating make sure to use leashes, harnesses, collars that light up or have reflective materials.
5. If your dog is the type to run out an open door. Make sure your dogs’ tags and microchip are up to date. For an added security add a gps tracker just in case, so it’s easier to locate them if they manage to separate from you.
6. If you think your dog ate some Halloween candy or treats, call your vet or animal poison ASAP.

10/06/2026

Did you know that October 3-9 is Animal Welfare Week? This week is about focusing on the humane treatment of all animals, to advocate and support animal rights, and to raise awareness to the cruel treatment of animals being used for research.

Here’s how you can do your part:
1. Avoid products that test on animals. Do your part by researching the products you use!
2. Donate supplies or money to your local shelters, and if you can’t do that then you can help by spreading the word about local shelters in need.
3. Educate yourself on animal rights, the companies that harm them, and then spread that information to your family and friends.
4. Volunteer at local shelters, they are always looking for volunteers to help walk the dogs or just give some of the adoptable pets some extra love and attention.
5. Adopt or foster from rescue groups or local shelters.
6. Do not shop at or support any stores that sell puppies and kittens.
7. Share information online to help spread the word and bring attention to the topics.
8. Find online petitions or protests to sign/join.

10/02/2026

It’s October 1st and that means the fall season is here and with it comes falling leaves, wild mushrooms sprouting everywhere, and acorns covering the grounds. These things can be toxic for dogs, and easily ingested while out on walks. So put together a list of Signs Of Poisoning In Dogs:

1. Vomiting and or diarrhea.
2. Acting tired, weak, and lethargic.
3. Trouble walking and being unsteady.
4. Fast and heavy breathing, and excessive panting/drooling.
5. Shaking, tremors, and seizures.
6. Abnormal heart rate, either too fast or too slow.
7. Loss of appetite, but drinking excessive amounts of water.
8. Pale, blue, or bright red gums.
9. Changes in pupils, either dilated or pin point pupils.
10. Restlessness, agitation, and or confusion.

If you think your dog is showing signs of poisoning, contact your vet or Pet Poison Helpline (855-764-7661) immediately.

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09/23/2026

Happy First Day Of Fall!! Now that it is officially Fall, it’s time to start doing all the fun Fall Activities! Here’s a list of Dog Friendly Things To Do This Fall!!

1. Paint Your Pet on Saturday September 26th at the Pup Plaza
2. September Paws On The Playground September 25th at the B**r Garden
3. Howl-O-Ween Yappy Hour & Costume Parade October 23rd at Hayes Mansion
4. Barks & Boos October 25th at Amswell Hotel
5. Pet Adoption Event October 17th at Pup Plaza
6. Corgi Con on September 26th at the Alameda Fairgrounds
7. DogFest Bay Area on October 17th at Presidio Of SF
8. Pawtoberfest With Hearts For Heroes September 27th at Zittel Family Amphitheater
9. Coastal Fall Festival Pumpkin Patch September 26th at Rancho Siempre Verde
10. Dog Day Of Fun October 10 at Denio’s Farmers Market

09/21/2026

Did you know over two million puppies are bred in puppy mills each year? These facilities are usually more focused on profit, than the health and safety of the dogs. The dogs are kept in filthy and overcrowded living conditions. That’s why Puppy Mill Awareness Day is important, to educate dog lovers on the horrors of puppy mills, backyard breeders, and the pet stores that sell their puppies.

Here’s how you can do your part in supporting Puppy Mill Awareness Day:
1. Educate yourself on the topic and legislation to end puppy mills and retail puppy sales.
2. Adopt don’t shop! If you can, choose to rescue dogs in need of homes. Shelters are overwhelmed with pets needing forever homes.
3. If you choose to use breeders, do your research first. Always visit the facilities, meet the parents, and make sure living conditions exceed expectations.
4. If you find or know of any backyard breeders or puppy mills, please report them immediately.
5. Do not support pet stores that sell puppies. That means not buying any pet supplies, pet foods, or visiting their stores.
6. Spread the word, whether via social media or word of mouth.. letting others know is important.
7. Donate time, money, or supplies to your local shelters.

09/19/2026

It’s only a couple more days until it’s officially Fall!! The Fall season brings cooler weather, time change, shift in routines, and with it some seasonal hazards.

So we put together a How To Prepare Your Dogs For Fall:
1. While outdoors, avoid wild mushrooms that bloom during fall, they can be very toxic for dogs.
2. Keep up on flea and tick prevention medications, they are still active in the fall season.
3. Shorter days mean more nighttime walks. Use LED light up and or light reflective gear to stay safe in the dark.
4. Fireplace and lit candles are very common in the fall. Never leave dogs unattended around any lit flame.
5. Clear leaf piles in your yard, they will attract pests.
6. Use BombsAway! to keep your yard clear from dog p**p piling up all Fall. Leaving p**p to pile up will attract pests, parasites, and can contaminate the soil.

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655 E McGlincy Lane Ste E
San Jose, CA
95008

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Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm
Saturday	9am - 4pm

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https://getbombsaway.com/

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