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Dog Poop Scooping in Norwich, CT

Local dog poop scooping for Norwich yards and properties. Six quick questions, then Shawn texts your price.

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Your Norwich pooper scooper

Dog poop scooping in Norwich.

Seaside Pet Waste Management scoops dog poop for homes and businesses in Norwich, CT. Pick a schedule that fits your yard: weekly, twice a week or every other week, or book a one-time cleanup to catch up. We can add deodorizing to freshen the spots your dogs use most.

We cover City of Norwich (town and city consolidated in 1952), including Norwichtown, Bean Hill, Yantic, Taftville, Greeneville, Occum, East Great Plains, Thamesville, Laurel Hill and Chelsea, in ZIP codes 06360, 06380 and 06389.

Norwich is one of the towns where many of our customers live, so we know the area well.

Answer six quick questions in the quote form and Shawn, the owner, will text you an exact price for your yard.

Villages and neighborhoods in Norwich

  • Norwichtown
  • Bean Hill
  • Yantic
  • Taftville
  • Greeneville
  • Occum
  • East Great Plains
  • Thamesville
  • Laurel Hill
  • Chelsea

Out and about

Where Norwich dogs play.

Parks, trails and dog areas in and around town, with the dog rules from their own pages.

  • Estelle Cohn Memorial Dog Park

    261 Asylum Street, Norwich, CT 06360

    City-listed dog park. Under Sec. 14-6(a) this fenced area is one of two places where dogs may run at large in city parks; dogs must be licensed with tags and rabies proof available, and users must follow the animal control officer's rules.

  • Lucas Memorial Woods

    Norwich, CT (street address not stated in the ordinance)

    Named in Sec. 14-6(a) as a city park area where dogs are allowed to run at large.

  • Norwich city docks (Norwich Harbor)

    Norwich Harbor, Norwich, CT

    Pets are allowed on city docks but must be leashed at all times, and owners must clean up droppings (Sec. 3.5-9(2)).

Good neighbors

Norwich's dog rules.

  • Norwich Code Sec. 14-6(b): dog waste removal

    Anyone walking a dog on property they do not own, public or private, must carry a device for removing the dog's excrement. Anyone who owns or controls a dog that leaves excrement on any public or private property must promptly remove it to a proper receptacle on their own property. Guide dogs used by blind or physically handicapped persons are exempt. Under Sec. 14-14, violations of Chapter 14 carry a fine of at least $50.

  • Norwich Code Sec. 14-6(a) and (c): dogs in city parks

    Dogs may not run at large in any city park or recreation area except Lucas Memorial Woods and the fenced dog park at 261 Asylum Street. Dogs in the Asylum Street dog park must be licensed, with tags and rabies vaccination proof shown to the animal control officer on request. Dogs are not permitted in Mohegan Park, Brown Park and recreation areas, except trained guide dogs (guide dog training is not allowed in Mohegan Park).

  • Norwich Code Sec. 3.5-9(2): city docks

    On city docks, pets must be leashed at all times and owners must clean up any droppings left by their pets.

  • Connecticut General Statutes Sec. 22-364: roaming dogs (state law)

    State law bars an owner or keeper from letting a dog roam at large on another person's land without control, or on a public highway unattended. Chapter 435 of the state statutes contains no general dog waste pickup rule, so pickup is governed by the city ordinance above.

  • Leash and control

    Norwich has no citywide leash ordinance in the code sections reviewed. Sec. 14-6(a) bars dogs from running at large in city parks and recreation areas except Lucas Memorial Woods and the Asylum Street dog park, and Sec. 3.5-9(2) requires pets to be leashed on city docks. State law (CGS 22-364) bars dogs from roaming at large on others' land or public highways.

Why it matters here

The Yantic River (draining from Bozrah and Franklin) and the Shetucket River (draining from Sprague and forming the city's eastern boundary) meet in Norwich to form the Thames River, a navigable tidal estuary that drains to Long Island Sound.

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We also serve, in New London County: New London, Groton, Ledyard, Montville, Stonington & Mystic, East Lyme, Bozrah, Griswold.

A little local history

Norwich, then and now.

  1. 1659

    Norwich was founded by settlers from Saybrook Colony on land purchased from the Mohegan sachem Uncas, at what is now Norwichtown.

  2. 1675

    The Leffingwell House began as a two room home; it later became a tavern (1701) and the townhouse of patriot Christopher Leffingwell (by 1776).

  3. 1694

    A public landing at the head of the Thames River let ships unload at the harbor, the area now called Chelsea.

  4. 1908

    The name Mohegan Park was chosen for the new municipal park, after residents began deeding land for it in 1906.

  5. 1952

    The town and city of Norwich were consolidated into one government.

  6. 1963

    On March 6, the Spaulding Pond dam in Mohegan Park failed, causing the Great Flood of Norwich, which killed seven people.

Local pet care

Pet businesses in Norwich.

Vets, groomers, shops and shelters in town. We just handle the other end.

Around town

Things to do in Norwich.

  • Mohegan Park and Memorial Rose Garden

    The city's largest park, about 385 acres, with Spaulding Pond swimming, trails, disc golf, picnic areas and a rose garden. Open dawn to sundown. Note that city code does not permit dogs in Mohegan Park.

  • Leffingwell House Museum

    A circa 1675 colonial house museum in Norwichtown with displays covering Norwich from its 1659 founding through the Civil War.

  • Slater Memorial Museum

    An art museum on the Norwich Free Academy campus with collections from five continents.

  • Rose Arts Festival

    A community arts and music festival in Norwich, relaunched in 2017.

Google reviews · Norwich

What our Norwich customers say.

5.0 · 10 Google reviews(opens Google in a new tab)
  • “Professional” × 4
  • “Thorough” × 4
  • “On time” × 3
  • “Gates locked” × 2

  • Thanks, Norwich!

  • Meghan P.

    “At Dogs By The Dozen, we have dozens of pups who leave dozens of doggie piles! We count on Seaside to help us make sure we didn't miss a single one, so we can continue to have safe and sanitary fun. Thank you for keeping us looking our best!”

  • Eva M.

    “Nice guy. Quick response when contacted. Efficient professional and thorough! With a busy life for work and kids I can cross this one worry off the list of never ending to do's! Thanks again!”

    Katie-Lynn C.

    “Fairly priced, great communication, on time and very professional.”

  • Jennifer M.

    “Here is a valuable business we didn't know we needed!!! Shawn was on time, professional, and did an outstandingly thorough job in my yard (in the rain, no less). Exceeding all my expectations and now I know I can walk out in my yard without my "special" shoes. If you're a busy person with little time to do this task, just don't want to do it, or not able, I think Shawn is your guy. You will get texts before and after his visit, even sending a photo of your locked gate! To know my yard is secure is so important to me. Highly recommend this service!”

  • Karen Z.

    “So happy with Sean and his service. Nice courteous guy on time and did a great job”

    Kevin P.

    “Great service, very reasonably priced. Friendly, thorough and quick response. Highly recommended.”

  • alec M.

    “This has been a great service and super helpful as we have 3 dogs! Pricing is fantastic and Shawn was quick and responsive! Came out right away for the initial clean and sent pictures of the work and gates locked as he left! We really appreciate the pictures as it’s extra insurance to know gates are locked for our pups!”

  • Dean M.

    “Amazing service. Professional. Right to the point.”

    A B.

    “Recommend 100%. Punctual and thorough. Needs to raise his prices. So worth it.”

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Frequently asked

Norwich questions, answered.

Which ZIP codes do you cover in Norwich?

We serve 06360, 06380 and 06389. Not sure if your street is covered? Call or text (860) 865-8673.

Does Norwich have a dog waste rule?

Yes. Norwich Code Sec. 14-6(b): dog waste removal: Anyone walking a dog on property they do not own, public or private, must carry a device for removing the dog's excrement. Anyone who owns or controls a dog that leaves excrement on any public or private property must promptly remove it to a proper receptacle on their own property. Guide dogs used by blind or physically handicapped persons are exempt. Under Sec. 14-14, violations of Chapter 14 carry a fine of at least $50.

How much does dog poop scooping cost?

Your price depends on how many dogs you have, how often you want us and where you live. Answer six quick questions in the quote form and Shawn will text you your exact price.

What towns do you serve?

New London, Groton, Ledyard, Norwich, Montville, Stonington and Mystic, East Lyme, Bozrah and Griswold, all in New London County, CT. Not sure about your street? Put your ZIP code in the quote form and we'll let you know.

Is there a deal for new customers?

Yes. New weekly customers get 50% off the initial cleanup, and weekly service includes a free deodorizing treatment once a month.

Will I know when you've been there?

Yes. You get a text when we're on the way and another when we're done, with a photo of your locked gate if you have one.

Still have questions? A real person answers.

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