Organic Dog Poop Bags - Biodegradable, Easy Open Handles, Odorless, Made from Plant-Based Material, Durable, Leak-Proof Review

I was glad to find them but it turned out most are totally unusable as either the handles are missing or miscut as is the bottom package strangely sealed. After using the first two, I could see the grips becoming more and more uneven. I've used maybe five in total and now I have to search the package to find something that works. It's as if almost all of them are stuck in the machine that makes them. Part of the bag is too small to use alone and tie - you really need all the poop space and then

These bags are very cute. We have had at least 4 dogs in our house in the last 10 years. We produce a lot of dog poo. I've tried every poop bag on the market. A few things I learned: 1. Take bags with handles. This makes it easier to connect. And loosen in case you can't have double snap button and no extra pouch.2. Bring appropriately sized bags. This may sound gross to some, but two dog poop easily fit in one bag, saving you money when walking multiple dogs3. If possible, buy compostable…

I was looking for a biodegradable replacement bag for our Arm & Hammer Petmate 71034 shovel and this one was the winner. It fits in the bin pretty well, but out of the 10 or so bags I've used already, 3 had their bottom burst when I was putting the bag in the bin, spilling the dog 💩 EVERYWHERE 😡. The trick is to treat the bag like it's made out of wet toilet paper. Gently unfold it, gently tear it off the roll, gently load it into the container, gently scoop the manure into it, gently remove…

We have 4 cats with healthy appetites, which means, you know. lots of bins and every time we cleaned we put everything in a plastic bag, tied it up and threw it in the bin. He goes to the dump and sits and sits and sits. Forever and ever. Enter Doggie Do Good (which should be called Doggie Doo Good) and her vegetable poop bags. I don't know the details of this magic, so I'll just go over my actual use of these packs (well, not me - I'm toilet-trained). I bought a larger size so the opening was…

In the midst of my return to my use of paper bags and denial of the evil that is plastic all over our planet. And now researchers have found plastic grocery bags at the bottom of the Mariana Trench in the western Pacific Ocean, 36,000 feet below the surface of our planet. I finally thought of looking for a biodegradable and sustainable poop bag solution for me and my dog Aspen. After a bit of research and hunting, I discovered the miracle Doggy Do Good! This little company has the most reason…

Context: 6 cats, 6 extra large litter boxes (https://www.amazon.com/Petmate-Giant-Litter-Storage-Bleached/dp/B000HHLVA4?ref_=fsclp_pl_dp_2), clumping corn litter about 2 cm deep. Scoop about every 3 days (2 boxes of disgusting piles of shit, 2 intact, 2 light scoops). If the trash gets too decomposed/stinks, I just toss it in a grocery bag in an old trash can. These bags are NOT the size of a standard shopping bag. They're like the medium sized bags you can buy at the dollar store or something…

Would recommend, bought several times and will definitely buy again! We have two dogs and an indoor cat. I collect a lot of excrement here and sort through a number of plastic bags. After seeing a short video on social media about plastic waste "islands" in the oceans and how plastic bags cause such damage. about marine life, I sat and thought about how much we actually use and throw away. I didn't think about it before because at least I've used each grocery bag more than once. Once to bring…