These dog waste bags are the ideal choice for animal lovers and they are a great alternative to most plastic bags which normally take a very long time to break down. Poop bags are hygienic and efficient way to clean up after your dog and are a simple way to keep your environment clean. The sturdy black poop bags are strong enough to let you pick up the mess easily and cleanly, so that it can be safely disposed of. Simply pull one of the tough little bags over your hand like a glove and pick up the waste. Pull the bag back over the waste, tie it up and throw it away in the appropriate container. The black replacement poop bags are available in handy 4 roll packs, 20 bags per roll. The roll fits all conventional poop bag dispensers. Take these poop bags along whenever you take your dog out. The Dog Poop Bags at a glance: 4 rolls, each with 20 bags Bag dimensions: 30 x 22 cm (L x W) Material: HPDP high-density polyethylene Material thickness: 10µm/layer Roll dimensions: diameter 3 x 6 cm Perforated - easy to separate the bags Tough, black material Exclusive to zooplus!
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: zooplus Exclusive
- Price: £6.19
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- You should be able to slide two fingers flat under a collar. Check the fit again as puppies grow.
- Attach long lines to a harness, never a collar, to protect the neck if your dog hits the end at speed.
- Never use a head collar with an extendable lead or long line. A sudden stop can jerk the head.
Common questions
Does my dog legally have to wear a collar?
Yes. The Control of Dogs Order 1992 requires dogs in public places to wear a collar showing the owner’s name and address, on the collar itself or on a tag. Working and assistance dogs have some exemptions. Your dog can also wear a harness, but it needs the collar and tag as well.
Is a harness or a collar better for my dog?
A harness is usually better for dogs that pull, small and flat-faced breeds, and dogs with neck or breathing problems, as it keeps pressure off the throat. A collar is still needed for the ID tag. Many owners use both: collar for ID, harness for the lead.
