Step 89Clean up after your pets
Try not to let your pets urinate or poop in streams or rivers either. This is even more unsanitary. Especially during the summers where children might be swimming.
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animals who eat nothing but ruffage and grains tend to fertilize the ground better than hard packed omni animal waste, theres more lipids in animal product waste than in fiberous cellulose waste which makes it more dense and less water-soluble.
i'm not gonna try to google some backup for this (you could do that), but i guess my source here is personal experience as a composter, gardener, biology student, previous duck owner, and cat owner, and knowing the food that dogs eat comes out the other end much more difficult to wash away than geese poo when you're trying to break it up with water and spray it off your sidewalk.
sorry that was a gross visual...
you're also not supposed to flush cat poo down the toilet, theres aggressive bacteria that mess with our ecosystem when they make it downstream into the lakes and oceans after treatment. supposed to throw it away in the trash or let it sun dry and then mix it in with soil (kills the organisms)