Duty Free Pets

Duty Free Pets is a full-service pet waste removal company intent on providing complete solutions that eliminate the pet waste problems in local communities. Dog-friendly is a big part of the personality of Boulder, Colorado and the entire surrounding area. Unfortunately, that flattering trait doesn't come without problems. Pet waste causes issues in yards, parks, community living areas and commercial spaces that enjoy visits from canine companions. With a professional pet waste removal service, all the members of your community can enjoy the presence of dogs without dealing with the mess, smell and bacteria from dog poop.

Founded in 2006 by Eric Dwyer, Duty Free Pets began with the adoption of a dog named Mishka from the Englewood Humane Society. After a few days of caring for Mishka, Eric knew that cleaning up dog poop was a cumbersome chore. Along with this realization came the idea that many dog owners would probably rather pay someone to clean up the dog poop from their property than do it themselves. What began as a small pet waste removal company in Louisville, Colorado, now provides residential services in several cities and comprehensive pet waste solutions for commercial properties from Denver to Longmont. While Duty Free Pets has grown quite a bit since its inception, Eric utilizes technology and the company philosophy to guarantee that people receive the same quality service just like in the days he was wielding a shovel.

Duty Free Pets is a different kind of pet waste removal company. While we take dog poop pickup seriously, we also realize there are other important components to pet waste removal services that completely eliminate the pet waste problems in local communities. For instance, dog waste is often tracked into vehicles and homes of residents with no pets. Many dog owners have health issues that can make waste removal a dangerous job. Dog-friendly areas and communities are used by non-pet owners and children as well. Pet waste odors from dirty lawns, common areas and pet waste stations can be so strong that some residents want to stay indoors or avoid favorite places.