Environmental Pollution – Dog waste contains bacteria and parasites that can seep into the soil and waterways, contaminating drinking water and harming aquatic life.
 
Health Hazards – It carries harmful bacteria like E. coli, Salmonella, and parasites such as roundworms, which can cause illness in humans and other animals.
 
Lawn Damage – Unlike cow manure, dog poop doesn’t act as a fertilizer; instead, it contains high levels of nitrogen, which can burn grass and create unsightly brown spots.
 
Pest Attraction – It can attract flies, rodents, and other pests that contribute to further health risks.
 
Spreading Disease – Other dogs, wildlife, and even people can step in it and spread diseases to different areas, including homes and public spaces.

Bad Odor & Aesthetic Issues – Leftover dog poop creates a foul smell and makes outdoor spaces unpleasant for everyone.
 
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