Thick enough that you never find out they were thin

Cheap poop bags tear at the worst possible moment. These are a heavier gauge than the bargain rolls, with a light floral scent to take the edge off the walk home, and they are photodegradable — the plastic breaks down under sunlight rather than staying intact indefinitely. Rolls fit any standard lead-clip dispenser.

Key Features

• Thicker gauge — noticeably more substantial than budget bags, so no nasty surprises
• Floral scent — a light fragrance in the film, not a spray that wears off
• Photodegradable film — designed to break down in sunlight
• Easy tear-off — perforations separate cleanly with one hand while the lead is in the other
• Standard roll size — fits the usual clip-on dispensers
• Four pack sizes — from 4 rolls to 42, so you can stock up once a year

Specifications

• Bags per roll: 15
• Pack sizes: 4 rolls (60 bags), 12 rolls (180 bags), 24 rolls (360 bags), 42 rolls (630 bags)
• Material: photodegradable plastic film
• Scent: floral
• Colour: pink

Choosing a Pack

A dog on two walks a day gets through roughly 60 bags a month. So 4 rolls is about a month, 12 rolls a quarter, 24 rolls around six months, and 42 rolls a year or more for a single dog. The bigger packs cost less per bag, and unopened rolls keep indefinitely in a cupboard.

In the Box

• Poop bag rolls in your chosen pack size

Please Note

Photodegradable is not the same as compostable or home-compostable — these bags break down under sunlight over time, but they should still go in the general waste, not a compost or organic-waste bin. Check your commune’s rules on dog waste disposal. Keep unused rolls out of direct sunlight so they stay intact until you need them, and keep loose bags away from pets and small children.