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Colourful, compostable & biodegradable dog poo bags by Adios 💩🌱
Colourful, compostable & biodegradable dog poo bags by Adios 💩🌱
- Perfect for mucky pups
- Home Compostable
- B-Corp Supplier
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Picking up after your pup just got a whole lot greener!
We're proud to now stock compostable dog poo bags from our friends at Adios Plastic, because loving dogs also means loving the planet.
These eco-conscious bags are strong, reliable, and 100% compostable, made from cornstarch and designed to break down naturally without leaving nasties behind.
Choose from single rolls (15 bags) for on-the-go top-ups or the rainbow 4-pack for a little extra colour with your clean-up routine. 🌍💚
Why You'll Love Them:
🪴 100% compostable: made from cornstarch, no plastic here!
💪 Strong & reliable: no leaks, no stress.
🌈 Colourful rolls to brighten up your walkies.
🐾 Earth-friendly choice: designed to break down without releasing harmful chemicals
🎒 Compact rolls: perfect size to pop in your pocket or treat bag.
✨ Guilt-free clean-ups: do your bit while doing your dog’s business.
Whether it’s a stroll through the park or a muddy field dash, our compostable poo bags help you clean up responsibly, with no mess and no microplastics.
When will my order arrive?
When will my order arrive?
Delivery options
- Evri (2-4 working days): £3.80 / Free for orders over £40
- Royal Mail Tracked 48 (2 Working days): £3.40 / Free for orders over £40
- Royal Mail Tracked 24 (1 working day): £4.30
As we're a small business, all of our collars and leads are made to order.
We aim to dispatch collars within three working days (unless pre-order is stated on product page). We aim to dispatch customisable leads within 2 weeks.
To save postage fees (and the environment!) your order will always be dispatched in one box, therefore, If you order both a lead and a collar together, your parcel will be shipped when both are ready. Equally, if you order poo bags and a collar / lead, these will be dispatched together too.
If you're in a hurry for your order, please let us know and we'll do our best to speed it up. You'll be sent a tracking number when your order is on the way!
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Some answers from Adios
How big and strong are the 💩 bags?
They're a very good size bag at approx size 13 x 9 inches - there are 15 bags to a roll.
Our poo bags are extra strong… to prove this, we tested the bags with a house brick!
At 3.5KG in weight, the bag performed extremely well under this weight.
The bags are 20 microns thick, to give you an idea, most bags on the market are 15 – 18 microns thick. We provide the thickest bags on the market to stop any nasty accidents!
How do I dispose of the bags?
The best way to do this is through a home composter. However, you cannot use this compost for any edible plants because of the dog poop!
If you not able to do the above, then a doggy poo bin or black bag would be fine. We find that with most doggy poo bins, the waste gets incinerated.
Incinerating compostable bags will not release harmful chemicals unlike plastic bags.
Even if the bags do just end up in general waste bins, it is still best to use compostable from an end of life point of view since most bags will be incinerated.
Can they go in a regular rubbish bin?
Yes, you can dispose of them in the regular bin. However, it’s always better to use a disposal method that will not go to landfill.
There are various options for disposal that you can do yourself with compostable bags. The most popular is to compost them at home yourself (separate to food waste) you cannot use the compost for edible plants as the poop may still have pathogens present. Another popular method is to use a dog poo wormery.
If you not able to do any of the above, then a doggy poo bin or black bag would be fine. We find that with most doggy poo bins, the waste gets incinerated and compostable bags do not release the same toxins as what burning plastic does, do there is a benefit there.
Landfill sites will slow the process of decomposition so it’s much better for the environment to avoid placing compostable waste in landfill.
What's the difference between biodegradable and degradable bags?
Degradable bags are commonly mistaken for biodegradable bags. A degradable bag is a petroleum-based plastic bag that can take up to 1000 years to breakdown, all the while building up within the food chain having potentially devastating effects on the animals that consume them.
Biodegradable bags are basically degradable bags with an EPI additive to speed up the breakdown process. It is not clear how long biodegradable bags with this additive take to breakdown and the Science behind it is not widely supported. Adios Plastic’s bags are 100% biodegradable and compostable – meaning that they can safely breakdown back into the Earth within 90 days when composted.