PLANET POOP Home Compostable Dog Poop Bags Extra-long with Handles 120 Un-Scented Pet Waste Bags Plastic Free, Thick Leakproof Plant-Based Doggy Bag, Cats & Dogs Pet Supplies

100% Compostable. These bags are great, very happy with my husband’s purchase of these Planet Poop dog bags. The length of the bag is excellent, it has handles that you can easily tie together after picking up dog waste. I know it doesn’t really matter as you’re just picking poo, but the design on the front of the bag is quite cute as well. Seems very durable, as I was walking for some time until I found a trash to dispose the bag. I appreciate that it’s made from organic plants and that the company proudly displays and supports Mission Pawsible.org. Definitely not the cheapest bag, but we’re really trying to cut back on our single use plastic and this is one way we can do that.Cute, green and we will be ordering this bag again.

Can handle bernese mountain dog poops with so much room to spare. Great bags! Nonscented, sturdy material and the shape of them makes picking up a 110 lb bernese mountain dog’s poops a breeze. They’re more expensive than their plastic counterparts but for me they’re worth it for the better poop pick up experience and contributing less to single use plastics. The handles are useful, but not too long- usually other handled bags have shallow, actual compartments where your hand goes, so the handles flop down and put you in the danger zone of “secondhand poop touch.”These bags are nice and long with plenty of room for your hand and your wrist, and the 3D shape, like a box, gives your fingers plenty of maneuverability. Which can be important, when you have a dog that likes to poop in weird places, on pebbles, and on sticks.As I always say, in both picking up dog poop and washing dishes, better tools make for a less miserable experience. Always get the best bags (and best dish gloves!) for the job.Plus they’re made in australia! That’s pretty cool!

Poop has never been so fun. First, I really don’t know what to say about how fast these get here. I order them, and they are incredibly sitting on my door step in about 2-3 hours. Tell the truth – is someone from Amazon perpetually sitting in my apartment complex parking lot with several boxes of these in their trunk, just waiting for me to place this order each month? Second, I have gone through a lot of poo bags (more than I wish I had) with my three dogs (don’t tell, I’m only supposed to have two dogs here). These bags seem thin at first, but they do will not tear. The seams are strong. The bags are large enough for my fat hand and for picking up a good sized poo by my wonder pooper, Wompit, the three-legged lab, and his older sister Cassie, also a lab. Wish they would go at the same time – I think one bag would handle two poos at once with still plenty of room to tie it off. Third, these are plant-based and compostable – safe, safe, safe for the environment! OK, I am kind of a granola from Pac NW, but still, these are a great product all the way around, and easily the best poo bags I’ve used over the past ten years.

Good bags, but could use one improvement. Good = fully compostable, long handles. Bad = Should have different color “almost empty warning” on the next to last bag. No one likes to be caught empty handed on a longer, multi-poop walk.

essy to open and tie up. easy to open and tie up

They actually compost. I love these bags. They actually breakdown in an above-ground backyard compost! I’m so happy I don’t have to keep digging holes around my yard to bury dog poo and poo bags.A few tips for those wishing to compost these bags:1. Always add a sufficient amount of “brown” material when poo is tossed in your compost. Shredded paper and non-clumping pine or paper cat litter have worked great for me, as they soak up moisture emitted from the poo, detract flies and other insects, and help reduce nasty smell.2. Try not to knot the bags when tossing them in your compost pile. I’ve noticed that when knotted, the bags take longer to breakdown.3. Toss in other “green” materials along with poo and bags, like kitchen scraps and grass clippings. This will help heat up your compost pile and speed up the breakdown process of the bags.4. When possible, turn your compost often (once a week). And always make sure dog poo and poo bags are covered by brown material or finished compost. This will help reduce smell and improve the composting process.These bags are strong and large enough to hold a massive amount of poop. The handles are so nice. Just stop stressing over dog poop and buy these bags 🙂

Use these and not plastic poop bags. Love that these are plant-based, compostable and not plastic! They are also very high quality and the material feels so much nicer than the plastic ones! Best brand I’ve tried.

Poor Quality – Bag Tear Just By Opening It. Terrible bags. They tear just trying to open them and tear down the sides as you are trying to pickup after your dog. I never write reviews, but after struggling to use these bags for weeks, especially on the walk we just came back from, I felt compelled to write this review. These bags are worthless. They tear down the side just by simply opening them. Putting your hand inside the bag to scoop up your dog’s poop further tears the bag. I end up using two bags to pick up, and a third bag to carry it home. I purchased these bags when the other biodegradable bags I normally buy were out of stock. I will never buy Planet Poop bags again. Do not waste your money. Buy the MUAMUA brand bags instead, they are larger and much stronger.