Little Green Dog Compostable Poop Bags - 10-Pack (120 Bags)

Got a pooch who just loves to poop or a not-so-little green dog? Get some serious bang for your buck with a 120-pack of our plant-based, compostable poop bags. Lots of poop, zero waste: it’s the LGD way!

In this pack, you'll find 10 rolls of high-quality bags. Each bag is bigger than an A4 page, capable of handling everything from a Toy Poodle to a Great Dane. Our bags are easy to tear off the roll, and we add a secret step to the manufacturing process to make it easy to open the top. No more standing in the wind trying to separate the opening!

At Little Green Dog, we believe in showing our Earth the same love and care we show our fur kids, and we’re starting with poop bags. Other dog bags contain harmful plastics and chemicals — but our natural, plant-derived alternative is made from fully biodegradable, 100% compostable materials, so you can clean up after your pup without sh*tting on the environment. Woof.

Features:

• Easy Tear & Open: Bags tear easily from the roll and are simple to open.
• Home Compostable: Certified home compostable materials that break down naturally.
• Larger Than A4 Paper: Each bag is bigger than an A4 sheet, suitable for all dog sizes.
• Made with 40% Plants: Eco-friendly composition, minimizing environmental impact.

Frequently Asked Questions:

What are Little Green Dog Bags made from?
Most dog bags contain polyethylene, but our alternative is made from PLA, PBAT, and glycerin. That’s it: a fully biodegradable, 100% home-compostable material.

Are these bags home compostable or just commercially compostable? What’s the difference?
Little Green Dog was one of the first NZ companies to produce certified home-compostable poop bags. Being home compost-certified is a much more difficult status to attain, as the product has to break down in a more natural backyard compost setting. Home-compostable products are generally made from thinner materials, usually require somewhere around 20°C to 30°C to break down, and they’re given a longer time period to do so (usually 90% degradation in 365 days).

What certification do you have for these bags?
We hold the Seedling certification under EN13432 for general compostability, registration number 7P2277 and TUV Home Compost certification S1069.

How should people dispose of them?
Composting your pet’s poop bags at home is a great way to independently close the waste loop. The best option is to keep a second compost bin at home which is separate from your main compost and is only applied to non-edible crops like flower gardens. You can’t put dog waste in compost you are going to use with edible plants.

How many bags are on a roll?
There are 12 bags per roll. We are the only 12 bag/roll producer anywhere in the world that we know of. We had to go to 12 bags because of the thickness of our material. If we used 15 bags, they would be too thick to fit in a standard dispenser.