If you’re panicking (totally fine), there are professional cleaning services. They use foggers and specialized disinfectants. They’ll charge you a pretty penny, but they do thorough work. Search for “biohazard cleaning for pets” or “parvo yard cleaning service.” It’s a thing, I promise.
They might even test your soil after to check for virus levels. That’s next-level peace of mind.
And remember: after you clean, don’t let your dog lean into the puddles or drink the bleach water. Rinse surfaces well with plain water after the ten-minute bleach contact time. We’re killing viruses, not making your dog sicker.
