Dog waste is toxic. Roundworm, hookworm and giardia eggs live in the soil for years and reinfect your dog — and reach your kids — on every trip outside. Scooping alone doesn't touch them. Clover pairs weekly dog waste removal with state-licensed yard sanitation — and new members who join today start with a complimentary top-to-bottom deep clean of the whole yard. A $250 service, free with any plan.
Takes about 2 minutes · No contract — pause or cancel anytime
How it works: what's still in the grass after the waste is gone.
“Having two dogs means double the cleanup, but Bryson made our backyard look brand new! He was quick, extremely thorough, and left no space untouched. It’s such a relief to have a spotless yard for our fur babies.”
“Bryson and company did a fantastic job cleaning up after my animals. From showing up on time, to getting through my gate and showing due diligence to check the entire backyard and discard of the waste appropriately, I would recommend their services to anyone looking.”
“I’m careful about who I recommend. So I did my homework. I read their protocol, I asked hard questions about what it actually does, and I checked their license with the state. After all of that, I found a company I’m glad to stand behind: Clover.”
Real reviews from Tulsa-area families — and from the veterinarian who hired Clover for her own yard.
That's why a clear test in March turns into a positive one in June. The problem isn't the dog, and it isn't the family. It's the ground.
Roundworm, hookworm, whipworm, and Giardia all pass through stool. Their eggs and cysts survive in yard soil for weeks to months — and up to years. Parvovirus can persist a year or longer.
Walking through, sniffing, and licking paws that touched ground where last month's eggs are still waiting. Same dog, same parasite, a few months apart — even when you gave every dose.
Roundworm and hookworm are zoonotic. Children who play barefoot, dig in the dirt, and put their hands in their mouths are exactly the exposure Dr. Liz worries about most.
Picking up the waste helps. It doesn't kill the eggs or viruses already in the soil. To break the cycle, two things have to happen: treat what's inside the dog, and treat what's inside the yard.
Standard scooping stops at the surface. Every Clover visit finishes with a licensed antimicrobial treatment across the ground your dog and kids actually use. These are the treatment specifications Dr. Thomas reviewed before she hired us.
Systematically targets and neutralizes soil-borne pathogens and parasites left behind by standard dog waste, including Roundworm, Hookworm, Whipworm, Giardia, and Parvovirus.
Commercial-grade, precision-sprayed antimicrobial treatment applied directly to high-traffic pet zones immediately following physical waste removal.
100% eco-friendly and non-toxic. The yard is completely safe for children, pets, and bare feet as soon as the application is dry.
Administered under Oklahoma Antimicrobial License #10634. Sanitizing is a word people use loosely, we do as per the protocol.
Most yards we take on have months of buildup in the grass and years of parasite eggs in the soil. Weekly service keeps a yard clean, but it takes a reset to get it there. So before your regular visits begin, we do the whole job once, properly: every inch cleared, then the full yard treated under our state antimicrobial license. It's a $250 service. Join on any plan today and it's included at no charge. A deep clean takes real crew time, so we cap how many we take on each week.
Included with any plan today - Limited spots per week.
Tap the button and choose Standard, Vanguard, or Command — your $250 deep clean is already added at $0. About two minutes, and no contract to sign.
Clover contacts you directly to book your Bio-Yard Security Deep Clean. No need to be home — just an unlocked gate.
From there, every visit means dog waste removed and a latched-gate photo in your inbox — plus the Clean Ground Protocol™ on the schedule your plan includes.
Yes. The Clean Ground Protocol™ is 100% eco-friendly and non-toxic. The yard is completely safe for children, pets, and bare feet as soon as the application is dry. Dr. Liz's own dogs and three kids are back on the grass shortly after every visit.
That's the other half. Medication clears what's inside the dog; it doesn't address what's already in the soil. Removing the waste helps, but it doesn't kill the eggs or viruses left behind. Treat the dog and treat the yard, and the cycle breaks.
No. Your first month is billed when you sign up, and your deep clean is scheduled right away. After that, pause, skip, or cancel with a text or in your client portal.
It's a one-time reset before weekly service starts: a full cleanup of all accumulated waste, followed by a Clean Ground Protocol™ treatment across the entire yard, applied under our state antimicrobial license. It's a $250 service, and it's complimentary for new members on any plan. Plan prices stay exactly the same.
Because a deep clean takes far more crew time than a regular visit. We only fit a set number into the routes in any seven-day stretch, so existing clients never get shortchanged. When those spots are claimed, the next one opens as the schedule clears.
No. Leave the gate unlocked on your service day. Every visit ends with a latched-gate photo so you know the yard is done and your dog is secure.
Yes. Clover holds Oklahoma Antimicrobial License #10634. Dr. Liz checked it with the state before she hired us for her own yard — because “sanitizing” is a word some companies use loosely.
Your vet treats what's inside the dog. Clover treats what's inside the yard. Do both, and the cycle finally breaks — for your dog, and for the kids playing barefoot in the same grass.
Prefer to talk to a person? Call or text Clover at 918-960-0030.
To truly break the cycle, you need a way to safely neutralize the invisible threats left behind in the grass. The good news is, I finally found a way to do exactly that with Clover.