Dog Poo

This is the place to discuss not just allotments but all general gardening problems and queries which don't fit into the specific categories below.
(formerly allotments and tips, hints and problems)
Post Reply
Tru&Ad
Jerry - Bit higher than newbie
Jerry - Bit higher than newbie
Posts: 37
Joined: Mon Jun 28, 2010 3:28 pm
Location: Trunch, North Norfolk

Dog Poo

Post: # 216443Post Tru&Ad »

Not sure if this has been asked before, I did a little search to no avail

My dog's totally vegetarian.

Could I put his waste onto my horse manure heap ?

Is there anything in his system that might make this a bad idea ?

Ad
I started out with nothing and I've got most of it left !

If it's not on fire it's a software problem !

Do I have to ?????

happy place
Living the good life
Living the good life
Posts: 255
Joined: Wed Jan 30, 2008 10:24 pm
Location: surrey

Re: Dog Poo

Post: # 216494Post happy place »

not sure about the veggie dog thing but i would have a separate disposale method for the dog poo because there are buggy things and germ types that dont get distroyed by anabolic composting so if the resulting 'compost' is used on food crops the afor mentioned buggy and germy things may enter food chain so only use compost on flowers extra
try hard mean well and never give up

clanpowell
Barbara Good
Barbara Good
Posts: 190
Joined: Sun Nov 14, 2010 1:49 pm
Location: Correze, France
Contact:

Re: Dog Poo

Post: # 216498Post clanpowell »

We have a doggy poo composter. Plastic thing with slits in the bottom you bury in the ground. The nettles around it have gone mad. Dog poo must be nitrogen rich stuff!

cocobelle
Barbara Good
Barbara Good
Posts: 147
Joined: Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:59 pm

Re: Dog Poo

Post: # 217199Post cocobelle »

Our dogs used to poo on the muck heap at our stables, we used the manure on veg and it was fine - they were meat eaters, although I wouldn't recommend it - we were never ill!
Organic Baby Clothes made with natural, sustainable fabrics.

User avatar
greenorelse
A selfsufficientish Regular
A selfsufficientish Regular
Posts: 540
Joined: Wed Dec 08, 2010 11:56 am
latitude: 52.52
longitude: -8.9
Location: East Clare, West Ireland

Re: Dog Poo

Post: # 217221Post greenorelse »

Our dog only 'goes' when we're out walking (we live out in the country) and it (his poo) disappears after a couple of days. In fact, there are loads of dogs taken for walks down this road and you would be hard pressed to find any poo. I believe slugs eat it.

Nonetheless, if I collected it I would put it on the humanure heap.

Post Reply