Veteran-owned Clover is the one dog waste removal service in the Tulsa metro licensed to treat the ground after the waste is gone. Its Standard plan matches the market at $22.99 a visit; the Clean Ground Protocol™ is available from no one else at any price.
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TULSA, Okla., Oct. 21, 2026 — Clover, a veteran-owned dog waste removal company based in south Tulsa, is the only pooper scooper service in the Tulsa metro that sanitizes the yard under an Oklahoma antimicrobial license (License #10634). Today the company published a side-by-side comparison of its prices and services against the metro's three largest competitors, POOP 911, Scoop Soldiers and Scoop Happens, at clovergood.com/best-pooper-scooper-tulsa.
Every scooping company in Tulsa removes the piles. Clover is the only one that treats what the piles leave behind. Its Clean Ground Protocol™ applies an EPA-registered, kennel-grade antimicrobial to the ground a dog uses — 0% lye, near-neutral pH, no caustic residue, dry in about an hour, after a grid-pattern removal of the waste. The treatment targets the bacteria and parasite eggs that scooping alone leaves in the soil.
"Dog owners in Tulsa search for the best pooper scooper and get five companies that all do the same thing," said Clint Rogers, founder of Clover and a U.S. Army veteran. "We decided the way to be the best was to do the one thing nobody else is licensed to do. Picking up the waste is where we start. The yard is actually clean when the ground is."
According to the Companion Animal Parasite Council, hookworm eggs passed in dog feces can become infective in soil in two to nine days, and roundworm eggs can survive in soil for years. A dog that is dewormed and returns to contaminated ground can be reinfected. Removing the waste breaks part of that cycle; treating the ground breaks the rest.
Clover's published comparison lists what each Tulsa company charges for weekly service, extra dogs, biweekly service and initial cleanups, and whether each sanitizes the yard. Clover's Standard plan is $22.99 per visit weekly or biweekly, the same weekly rate as Scoop Soldiers and within a few dollars of POOP 911's advertised promotional rate. Vanguard ($29.95 per visit) adds a monthly Clean Ground Protocol™ treatment, and Command ($59.99 per visit) sanitizes every visit. Additional dogs are $2.50 per visit. A $250 Deep Clean is free with any recurring plan, and there are no contracts. Full details are at clovergood.com/pooper-scooper-cost-tulsa.
Through its Founding 400 program, Clover's first 400 households across its service area lock in $20.69 per visit for Standard (10% off) or $25.46 per visit for Vanguard (15% off) for one year, with the list price always shown alongside.
Each visit ends with a texted photo of the latched gate and an entry in the dog's K9 Service Record. The company backs its work with a 24-hour make-it-right guarantee.
Clover serves Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Owasso, Glenpool and Sapulpa. Residents can check coverage and claim the free $250 Deep Clean at clovergood.com or by calling or texting (918) 960-0030.
Clover (Clover National LLC) is a veteran-owned dog waste removal and yard sanitizing company based at 8990 S Sheridan Rd, Suite B, Tulsa, OK 74133. Founded by U.S. Army veteran Clint Rogers, Clover offers weekly and biweekly pooper scooper service and the Clean Ground Protocol™, a state-licensed antimicrobial yard treatment, across the Tulsa metro. Clover is the only scooping company in the metro operating under an Oklahoma Antimicrobial License (#10634). Learn more at clovergood.com/about.
Clint Rogers, Founder · Clover · (918) 960-0030 · hello@clovergood.com
It depends on whether you want the piles removed or the yard clean. POOP 911, Scoop Soldiers, Scoop Happens and Clover all scoop weekly in the Tulsa metro at $17–$23 per visit. Clover is the only one licensed to sanitize the ground afterward, at a Standard price that matches the market.
A five-step sanitizing visit: disinfected boots and tools, hot-zone mapping, grid-pattern waste removal, application of an EPA-registered kennel-grade antimicrobial under Oklahoma Antimicrobial License #10634, and a gate photo logged to the dog's K9 Service Record.
Yes. It is 0% lye, near-neutral pH, leaves no caustic residue and is dry in about an hour; kids and dogs stay off treated areas until dry. It is the same class of treatment used in veterinary kennels.
Hookworm eggs in dog feces can become infective in soil within 2–9 days and roundworm eggs can survive in soil for years (Companion Animal Parasite Council). Scooping removes the pile; it does not treat the ground the pile sat on.
About $17–$23 per weekly visit and $28–$30 biweekly across local providers in October 2026. Clover is $22.99 weekly or biweekly ($20.69 Founding 400), with a free $250 Deep Clean to start.
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