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Poop Bags: Tear-Resistant and Always to Hand for Clean Paths

With poop bags, a dispenser and a pouch you're prepared for every walk. Here you'll find tear-resistant rolls and practical dispensers.

Poop Bags: Keeping Things Clean on Walks

Picking up after your dog is simply part of life with a dog. With the right bags it's quick and your fingers stay clean. Here you'll find poop bag rolls in mixed colours and green, tear-resistant bags, a dispenser with a hook-and-loop strap for the lead, a poop bag pouch with a carabiner and Earth Rated dispensers with unscented and lavender-scented bags.

Tear-Resistant, Opaque and Always to Hand

A good poop bag is tear-resistant and opaque, so nothing pushes through when you pick up. Put the bag over your hand like a glove, grab the mess and pull the opening back over it. Then tie a knot and drop it in the nearest bin. So you're never caught without a bag, attach a dispenser with a hook-and-loop strap or carabiner directly to the lead. That way you always have a roll with you, even when you change jackets.

Scent, Pouch and Proper Disposal

Bags with a lavender scent mask unpleasant smells if it takes a while to reach the next bin. If you prefer something neutral, go for unscented bags. A poop bag pouch with a carabiner keeps used bags securely sealed while you're out. Full bags belong in general waste or in the dog waste bins provided, not in the food or garden waste bin and not in the bushes. That also applies to bags labelled as compostable.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to pick up after my dog in fields and woods too?
Yes, dog mess pollutes meadows and fields where feed for farm animals is later grown, and it can spread pathogens. The exact rules vary from place to place, but picking up is always the considerate choice.

Do the poop bag rolls fit every dispenser?
Most standard rolls fit common dispensers. Check the diameter of the roll and the width of the opening, and the bags will pull out easily.

How many poop bags should I take with me?
Take at least two or three more bags than you normally need. Especially if your dog has an upset stomach or on long walks, having a few spare is worth its weight in gold.

Poop Bags for Every Walk

Poop bags belong on every walk, so that pavements, meadows and fields stay clean. It's considerate towards others and protects land where feed for farm animals is grown. Tear-resistant, opaque bags make picking up easy: put the bag over your hand, grab, turn it inside out and tie a knot. A dispenser with a hook-and-loop strap or carabiner on the lead makes sure you always have a roll with you. Lavender-scented bags mask odours until you reach a bin, and unscented bags are the neutral choice. In a poop bag pouch, used bags stay securely sealed while you're out. Dispose of them in general waste or in the dog waste bins, not in the food waste bin and not in the bushes. Always take two or three more bags than you normally need, because a few spares are worth their weight in gold, especially on long walks.