Pet Waste definition
Pet Waste means feces from any household pet including, but not limited to, dogs, cats, and birds and also includes all material that has come into direct contact with the feces and all material contaminated with the feces.
Pet Waste means animal excrement generated by household pets such as, but not limited to, cats and dogs;
Pet Waste means feces from any household pet including, but not limited to dogs, cats, birds, small mammals and includes kitty litter and animal bedding whether separate or intermingled;
More Definitions of Pet Waste
Pet Waste means feces from any household pet including, but not limited to, dogs, cats and birds, and also includes Plant-based Kitty Litter, animal bedding, and certified compostable bags but does not include pee pads, tray liners, or plastic bags, etc.
Pet Waste. The Client is responsible for pet waste removal prior to mowing service being performed. Excessive pet waste may prevent service in affected areas due to health and safety concerns for our crew especially if it comes in contact with a mower blade or trimmer line. We also want to avoid this getting on our equipment and shoes and transporting it to our trucks and other properties, thank you for understanding! • Personal Items/Litter Removal: Client is responsible for all personal items (furniture, toys, hoses, pets, etc.). Crews are not permitted to move large private property (e.g., trampolines, heavy furniture, vehicles, etc.) for safety reasons. All personal items should be removed from turf and landscape areas prior to the regular scheduled day of service. Contractor is not responsible for personal items. Any hidden rocks, golf balls, etc. that lay hidden from sight in turf areas may cause damage to customer's houses and Contractor’s equipment. Please monitor your lawn regularly to help avoid delays or potential damage to property or equipment. • Locked Gates: Property behind locked gates or otherwise inaccessible areas will not be mowed unless the Client is present at the time of service to unlock the gate or provides a code for the crew to access the area. DPLC will attempt to service those areas on the next scheduled visit. Cost of visit will not be reduced due to this.