Hi Jim!

>>>>> We need to pooperscoup the back again but its not bad.
 He mostly
>>>>> likes the fence area and the 'dirt pile' so we can
just turn some of
>>>>> that under for a natural fertilizer effect.  (Unless
there is some
>>>>> medical reason we shouldnt do that?)

>>>> I can't see one myself.  ASk your vet to be sure though.

>>> I think we'll turn it under a bit.  Jim says can cause worm problems.

>> Ok, for lawns, flowers, bushes, trees, that kind of thing, dog and cat
>> poop is alright to turn in like fertilizer.. but don't do it anywhere
>> where you are going to plant anything that you are going to eat, like
>> tomatoes or vegetables, or fruit trees... that's no good :)

> I'm not too sure of that either.  We have a 15' x 30' veggie garden and the
> boys DO get into it both summer and winter.  Yes, they DO pee and poo there
>occasionally.  We've never had a problem, but it IS well tilled at least once
> year and we DO poo-scoop in the winter when the weather allows.

If you are talking about "an occasional" poop that you see
sitting there, and you take out of the garden and dump elsewhere, sure..
but don't turn it in, Jim.. there is really just too much of a chance of
disease.  There have been times when I've had to do that.. I've had to do
it already to one of my garden beds where the fencing broke down a little,
and Toby got in it and left a present .. but I would never turn
it in.  I SEE what that idiot eats haha.. Seriously, think about the ecoli
this year in the spinach in California.. where do you think that came from?

Take care,
Janis

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