Pogi's Dog Poop Bags

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Grooming Wipes

Pogi's Plant-based Grooming Wipes

Keep your pet smelling fresh and cuddle-friendly with Pogi’s Deodorizing Wipes for Dogs & Cats. These wipes are made with Aloe Vera, Vitamin E, and Hawaiian Awapuhi.

Bamboo-based

Extra thick

Extra Large

Training Pads

Pogi's Plant-Based Training Pads

Ultra-absorbent with 6-layer protection and powerful attractant! Our Plant-based training pads are available in 3 sizes and include adhesives for stability.

6-Layer protection

Extra Large

Bamboo-based

Poop Bags

Pogi's Plant-based Poop Bags

First and foremost, a poop bag needs to get the job done. Pogi's Poop Bags are extra-large, sturdy, and leak-proof so you never have to worry about clean-up getting messy.

Plant-based

Extra Large

Extra thick

Eco-Friendly Dog Poop Bags for Easy, Responsible Cleanups

Poop happens, but how you pick it up? That’s where it gets interesting. Our collection of eco-friendly poop bags is made for dog parents who want clean walks and a cleaner planet. From compostable poop bags crafted from bamboo to extra-thick, leak-proof options that tie up in a snap, these bags do the dirty work, minus the plastic guilt.

Whether you prefer easy-tie handles, bulk packs, or compact rolls for your poop bag dispensers, we’ve got a bag that fits your routine like a glove.

The best part? You’re not just scooping, you’re doing some good with every pickup.

Go ahead. Sniff out your favorite.

Why Pogi’s Poop Bags Are a Planet-Friendly Choice?

Cleaning up after your pup doesn’t have to come at the planet’s expense. At Pogi’s, we’ve taken the messiest part of pet parenting and turned it into a small win for Mother Earth. Our dog poop bags aren’t just about convenience; they’re about making better choices, one scoop at a time.

Here’s what makes them a cleaner pick:

  1. Made from compostable materials that break down far faster than traditional plastic.
  2. Certified compostable under ASTM D6400 standards (only plant-based Compostable Poop Bags), yep, they’re officially earth-approved.
  3. Packaged with care using recycled materials for both the box and the roll cores.
  4. Designed to help reduce plastic waste and keep more landfill-bound plastic out of the picture.

When you pick up with Pogi’s, you’re not just cleaning up, you’re cleaning up with guaranteed leak proof bags.

Designed for the Mess, Built for Convenience

Pogi’s poop bags don’t flinch at the mess. Built tough and extra thick, they’re made to handle whatever your dog drops off, whether it’s a quick morning walk or a full-on park adventure after breakfast. No leaks, no tears, no questionable hand situations.

The bags are generously sized to handle all breeds. Big dogs, small dogs, awkward in-between dogs, no one gets left out. And if you’ve ever fumbled with a roll while your pup is doing donuts around a fire hydrant, you’ll appreciate the easy-tear design that keeps cleanup fast and frustration-free.

Prefer loop handles for quick tying? Or no handles for a sleeker fit in your dispenser? Either way, we’ve got you covered. All styles fit snugly in standard poop bag dispensers, so you can just clip, pull, scoop, and go.

Convenience shouldn’t come at the cost of quality, and with Pogi’s, it never does.

Compostable vs. Biodegradable: What’s the Difference?

Let’s clear the air (and the landfill confusion). While both terms sound green, they don’t mean the same thing, especially when it comes to dog poop bags.

Biodegradable bags are designed to disintegrate eventually, but that could take years. Worse, many break down into tiny plastic particles, which are still harmful to the environment. They might work in general waste bins, but without the right conditions (like heat, moisture, and airflow), they can sit in landfills for a long time.

Compostable bags, like Pogi’s, go a step further. These are made from plant-based materials such as bamboo and are designed to fully decompose into natural elements under the right conditions, usually in a commercial composting facility. When processed properly, they leave behind nothing harmful.

Poop Bag Questions, Unbagged!

Can I flush dog poop bags?

Nope, don’t do it. Even though Pogi’s compostable poop bags are designed to break down over time, they’re not flushable. Flushing any dog poop bag can clog your plumbing and damage wastewater treatment systems. Toilets and pipes aren’t built for plant-based materials like bamboo-based bags, and flushed plastic waste, even if biodegradable, can create backups and expensive repairs. It’s best to toss them the right way.

Can I use dog poop bags for human waste?

Dog poop bags are made for, well, dogs. While some people use them during camping or emergencies, they aren’t designed for human waste. Pogi’s bags are strong, leak-proof, and extra thick, but they’re not medical-grade or tested for human containment. If you’re outdoors and in a pinch, it might work, but it’s not what they’re made for. For regular or safe human use, look for waste disposal products that are specifically certified for that purpose.

Are compostable poop bags safe for the environment?

Yes! Pogi’s compostable poop bags are certified (ASTM D6400) to break down in commercial composting facilities. That means they turn into natural materials instead of sticking around as landfill-bound plastic. Unlike standard plastic bags, these are made from sustainable materials like bamboo and leave behind zero microplastics. They’re a better choice for both the planet and your pet cleanup routine, truly a win-win.

Can I put dog poop bags in the compost bin?

Only if your local composting facility accepts pet waste, while Pogi’s eco-friendly poop bags are compostable, dog waste contains pathogens that most backyard compost bins can’t handle safely. Home composting dog poop isn’t recommended. If you have access to an industrial composting program that takes pet waste, go for it. Otherwise, general trash is the safer route, but at least you’re tossing a biodegradable poop bag, not a plastic one.

What is the best way to dispose of dog poop bags?

If your city has a composting program that accepts certified compostable bags and pet waste, that’s the gold standard. But if not, dropping the bag in the trash is still better than using a regular plastic bag. Even in landfills, you can discover that biodegradable poop bags like Pogi’s create less long-term plastic waste. Just make sure you’re sealing and tossing them in a secure poop bag dispenser or bin when out and about.

What’s the difference between biodegradable and compostable poop bags for dogs?

Think of biodegradable bags as slow-faders; they’ll break down, eventually, but might leave behind microplastics. Compostable poop bags, like Pogi’s, break down fully into non-toxic, nutrient-rich material when processed in composting facilities. They’re tested under strict standards like ASTM D6400, meaning they degrade without polluting the environment. So if you’re looking for a dog poop bag that disappears without a trace, compostable is the way to go.

Are compostable poop bags for dogs better for the environment?

Absolutely. Pogi’s compostable dog poop bags are made from plant-based materials, built to break down quickly and cleanly when composted correctly. Compared to biodegradable bags, which might still linger in landfills, compostable ones are designed with sustainability in mind. Certified compostable and packaged using recycled plastic or paper, they’re a better choice for eco-conscious pet parents who care about their carbon footprint.

Can I use biodegradable poop bags for dogs in the trash?

You can, but don’t expect magic. Biodegradable bags need oxygen and moisture to break down, two things landfills seriously lack. They’re a step up from regular plastic bags, but they still may take years to degrade. That’s why compostable bags are the top pick when accepted in your city’s composting system. Until then, using Pogi’s earth-rated options is still a more responsible way to carry and toss your dog’s mess.