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Keep the clinic grounds clean.

We handle the high traffic around clinic entrances and client pet areas by keeping the surrounding greenbelts and dog runs completely clear of waste.

  • Clinic grounds cleanup
  • Station bag restocking
  • Regular service reporting
Technician clearing the grass strip outside a veterinary clinic entrance

Managing clinic waste

Veterinary clinics require a higher standard of cleanliness for their client pet areas.

  • Clinic entrances

    The landscaping directly outside the clinic doors sees constant, heavy pet traffic.

  • Sanitary standards

    Accumulated waste looks unprofessional and undermines the clinic's standard of care.

  • Shared pet areas

    Pet relief areas for visiting dogs become unusable if they are not maintained.

  • Staff burden

    Clinic staff should be focused on the animals inside, not sweeping the exterior lawns.

Services for veterinary clinics

We build a schedule that targets the specific areas where visiting clients walk.

  • Grounds cleanup

    We sweep the entrance strips and nearby greenbelts to clear the dropped waste.

  • Station service

    We empty the waste bins at the stations and check the posts and signs for damage.

  • Bag restocking

    We restock the bag dispensers so clients can clean up after their dogs at the clinic.

  • Deodorizing

    We apply our deodorizer spray to help control odor in shaded pet relief areas.

  • Turf rinsing

    We rinse synthetic grass near the entrance to clear away the fine organic residue.

  • Monthly report

    We send the clinic manager a monthly service report detailing the completed work.

Our commercial standards

We deliver reliable service so the clinic staff can focus on their patients.

  • Named technician

    We assign a uniformed route technician to learn the layout of the veterinary clinic.

  • Route-day communication

    We let the clinic manager know when the technician arrives and finishes the route.

  • Certificate of insurance

    Our general liability certificate of insurance is available to the clinic manager on request.

  • Schedule changes

    We coordinate with the staff if a clinic event means shifting the route schedule.

Technician sanitizing scoop and rake at a truck tailgate on a Las Vegas street

How to start service

We evaluate the clinic layout before outlining the regular route schedule.

  1. Checking the property map

    We review the layout to find the shared pet areas and existing waste stations.

  2. Walkthrough

    We walk the property with you to pinpoint the zones getting the most dog traffic.

  3. Written proposal

    We outline the recommended service schedule and pricing in a formal proposal.

  4. Regular service and reports

    We run the regular sweeps and email a detailed service report to the clinic manager.

“We hired them to keep the exterior of our veterinary clinic sanitary. They always treat their boots with disinfectant before walking the property, which is vital for our standards.”

Dr. Emily T.

Veterinary clinic grounds · Sample review

Questions about clinic service

Details on contracts, invoicing and how we maintain sanitary standards.

Call (702) 000-0000
Is an agreement required for clinics?

Yes. We work on a twelve-month commercial agreement that includes a thirty-day cancellation clause for the clinic.

How do you invoice the clinic?

We bill the property by invoice on standard net 15 payment terms.

Do you provide a certificate of insurance to the clinic?

Yes. We are insured and send the general liability certificate of insurance to the clinic manager on request.

How do you sanitize your tools?

Our technicians spray their footwear and tools with a kennel-grade disinfectant before they begin sweeping any new property.

Ready to clear the clinic grounds?

  • Request a walkthrough

    Send us the map of the clinic grounds and we will set up an on-site walkthrough.

  • Call our office

    Call (702) 000-0000 to discuss the accumulation near your veterinary clinic.