Skips or waste management that accept dog poo!!

getmore4less

Cut it all down at base, leave it for a while, if we get a dry spell incinerate.

or it can go for composting separate from all the other waste you want to skip. it might look a lot but shredded it will compact really well.

you could then pick up the big bits and hose down the last bits of dog poo

If the slabs are good sell them if you can get them piled up handy or offer on freecycle to collect from the garden you won't have to pay the labour to move them or the skip cost for those.

rotavate the last of the dog poo into the soil


If you have any invasive stuff in that soil it will need killing off or it will come back.

How long have you been letting your dogs s*it in your garden without picking it up?

Davesnave

Wassa123 wrote: »

Wouldn’t do that with a pet around. My old dog used to eat the grass.

Weedkiller one can purchase nowadays offers no risk to animals. It works by disrupting photosynthesis, which pets don't do.

While you might be busy protecting your pet from harm, you are quite likely to be eating food treated with the same product and, apparently, surviving.

missprice

Wassa123 wrote: »

Wouldn’t do that with a pet around. My old dog used to eat the grass.

The stuff you can buy nowadays is ok to animals once dry. So pick a dry day, keep animals inside for an hour, no problems.

Probably wrong time of year to use weedkiller anyway but even after all the stuff has been shifted, OP will need someway of keeping the weeds at bay from now on.