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Poop Bags and Scoops products have an average rating of 4.1 / 5.0 from 200 reviews

Poop bags and scoops

Poop bags and scoops are essential items when owning a pet, for when nature calls. There are a number of options available such as bags with handles, scented bags and Earth-friendly bags for quick, easy and pleasant clean up. Pet Circle stocks a number of poop bags and scoops for all of your pet's bathroom needs.

To reduce the amount of odour in your home, stain and odour removers will drastically improve any residual odour from previous accidents.

Best poop bags and scoops based on our customer reviews

Beco Bags Compostable These poop bags are great. They don't smell funny, they're big enough to pick up my 30kg dog's piles of poop with ease, they are sturdy and the bags are serrated enough to break apart from the roll with ease. After trying several different brands of poop bags, I've settled on these as my favorite. Definitely worth giving them a go! - EMME
FuzzYard Poop Bags Thick and strong. Just what you need when you are picking up the business. - D

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dog poop bags bad for the environment?

Plastics have a detrimental effect on the environment in many ways. One concern surrounding dog poo bags is the lack of biodegradability, with discarded dog poo bags ending up in landfill, which will not break down for years. There is the additional issue of plastic breaking down into microplastics, further contaminating the environment. Plastics can also find their way into waterways and cause further harm to marine life.

A good alternative to plastic dog poop bags is to choose 'environmentally friendly' dog poop bags. Biodegradable options made from corn starch or certified compostable plastics will break down in landfill over months, not years. This will reduce the amount of plastic that inevitably winds up in our landfills and waterways.

To find out more about sustainable and ethical pet care, read our article Ethically made pet food and Sustainable pet care tips.

Author info: Dr Nicole du Plessis - Pet Circle In-House Veterinarian