31 Jul
2009

Eco Friendly Dog Waste Bags

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Doggie bags in Prague
Creative Commons License photo credit: markhillary

Saw man’s best friend doing his business and the owner responsibly picking up the waste with a reused plastic bag.  Plastic bags take forever to decay.  Biodegrabable dog waste bags made of starch are available that degrade in only 90 days to 18 months.

You could also make a worm farm or do composting or buy or make a dog toilet aka doggy loo.

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Posted on July 31st, 2009
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4 Responses to “Eco Friendly Dog Waste Bags”

  1. Michael Says:

    Have you tried Flush Doggy flushable dog poop bags before? It’s so easy to use and no more stinky garbage.

  2. Lucas Says:

    There are many options, but really what is the most sustainable? Of course it is a product that is made from direct post consumer used cardboard. Check out the rollOdoo.

  3. Natural Dog Food - Natural Cat Food | Easy Eco Blog Says:

    [...] sure to use eco friendly dog waste bags. [...]

  4. Pete Says:

    Personally I would never want to carry a bag full of poop through my house so the flushable’s are out of the question.

    These do sound good, the only problem with compostable ones is that they can be more expensive. I’ve been using Biobag bags from my company since they’re the least expensive compostable ones I’ve found.

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