Doo the right thing, Manhattan.

Putrid piles of dog poo have been increasingly plaguing the city’s priciest borough since 2022, skidding to an all-time high in February, a disgusting new analysis found.

Manhattan Borough President Brad Hoylman-Sigal dropped the study Friday as Mayor Zohran Mamdani and City Council members howled about the SCOOP Act — a package of bills taking aim at the city’s dog feces free-for-all.

Big Apple dog owners simply have to do better at picking up their big dog crap piles — with a helping hand from the city, the borough prez said.

“This crap has to stop,” Hoylman-Sigal said in a statement.

New Yorkers emerged from snowstorms this winter to discover their city covered in dog doo.…