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Pkpoo, an Amazon pet brand since 2019, offers eco – friendly compostable dog poop bags. Named “Pick up poo Eco – Friendly”, it meets ASTM D6400 & Euro EN13432 standards and breaks down in 90 – 180 days. Join us in choosing Pkpoo to protect our planet!
Pkpoo Compostable Poop Bags
100% Home Compostable Dog Poop Bags: Our dog waste bags are made from 100% plant-based materials, ethically sourced and carefully manufactured. They are made using PBAT, PLA, and corn starch, fully compostable, and decompose into water and CO₂ within 90–180 days. They meet U.S. ASTM D6400 and European EN13432 standards and are certified by OK COMPOST S0329
Easy to Tear, Convenient to Use: Our biodegradable poop bags are designed for easy tearing and are user-friendly, even in wet conditions, making your eco-friendly experience hassle-free
Leakproof, Odorless, and Fits All Dispensers: Our doggie poop bags are 25 microns thick, durable, and designed to effectively lock in odors and guarantee a leak proof seal. The 18-roll design, with 10 bags per roll, fits most dispensers and is the perfect refill option for dog poop bags
Eco-friendly Materials, Sustainable Choice: Our unscented dog bags are not only fully compostable but also come in packaging made from 100% recycled cardboard. This zero-waste option will change the way you think about everyday pet supplies
Multi-purpose Design, Meets Diverse Needs: Measuring 13.7×6.7 inches (35×17.2 cm), our bags offer ample space and are versatile. They can be used not only for dog waste but also for cat waste, baby diapers, fruit peels, paper scraps, and other small trash items. One bag, multiple uses—eco-friendly and practical
JMK –
Compostable with handles
100% Compostable Dog Poop Bags Rolls -Features:CompostableSturdy bags with handlesUnscented.These bags are nice. They are unscented, come on rolls that are easy to rip from the roll, easy to open, and easy to tie closed. It’s great they are compostable. They are thick bags, sturdy. The handles take away from the actual size of the bag and these are not as large as other brands (width of the bag and length), but they are still large enough to fit comfortably over your hand and to hold a good amount. Whenever I buy dog waste bags, I compare the cost per bag, taking into account if they are compostable or not, and quality of the bags. Non-compostable bags can typically cost $0.01-0.04 for the average cost of them, and compostables I’ve found are anywhere from around $0.07-0.10 each. Of course, there can be higher/lower, but that is what I’ve found to be average of what I personally buy them at. These are nice, sturdy bags and I love that they’re compostable. I don’t personally need the handled bag, but these may be convenient for those who take longer walks or take them traveling.
Aleksandr A. –
Compostable dog poop bags with tie handles – leakproof, eco-friendly, easy to use
I’ve tried many different dog waste bags, and while these are definitely more expensive than regular plastic ones, I understand why. If you divide the total cost by the number of rolls, it comes out to more than a dollar per roll, which is higher than standard options. However, these bags are fully compostable, making them a great choice for those who are serious about reducing their environmental impact. They tear off the roll easily, which is always a plus when handling waste on the go. One thing I noticed is that the design is a bit different—unlike typical rectangular bags, these have tie handles. Personally, the shape doesn’t make much of a difference for me, but I can see how some people might find it convenient. The material feels sturdy and reliable, with no issues handling messes. Overall, if eco-friendliness is a priority, these bags are worth considering despite the higher price.
S.F. –
They securely hold poop
I don’t really get overly excited over poop bags and honestly, don’t really have outlandish expectations of them. I don’t care how the bags smell or what they are made of, I just need bags that reliably and securely hold a large quantity of dog poop until I reach the nearest trash receptacle. These bags meet my expectations without fail thus far and my 210+ pound English Mastiff can do some serious ‘business’ during walks. These bags are well sized and easy to tie off. I’ve only used a few at this point but none of those have broken, leaked or otherwise cause issues so nothing but good news to report about these bags.
Mrs –
Sturdy Poop Bags with Handles, Good for the Planet
I received these “100% Compostable Dog Poop Bags Rolls Tie Handle, Extra Thick Plant Based Biodegradable Dog Waste Bags for Doggie Cat Litter, Vegetable-Based Diaper Sacks Unscented 180 Counts” to try. I am very happy with them. They could be used for both dog or kitty messes, or diapers on the go. They are a decent size and a sturdy thickness. I also appreciate the built in handles which seem to be reinforced with an extra layer. It meets various standards and breaks down in 90-180 days. These are a must for walks and a great value for how many rolls you get.
Debbie D –
NEAT DESIGN
This review is for Pkpoo Store brand (sold by LongJouney) 100% Compostable Dog Poop Bags Rolls Tie Handle, Extra Thick Plant Based Biodegradable Dog Waste Bags for Doggie Cat Litter, Vegetable-Based Diaper Sacks Unscented 180 Counts. Nice sized bags. Unique shape aids in tying shut after use. Good thickness = no tears or messes! Priced well for amount received. Wish they were scented but not a deal breaker for our home.Thank you for reading my review. I hope it helps in your decision of whether this item fits what you are looking for …
RhythmResistant –
Great bags, a little pricey
My dog likes to relieve herself while walking, so I always have to have bags with me. These are good bags, they’re thick enough you don’t have to worry about them breaking and they’re long enough to tie off and the handles make it easy to carry even after it’s tied off. I like that they come in rolls, the other bags I get with handles don’t come in rolls. That said, these are a bit more expensive than I’ve seen from similar handled bags.
SC friend –
Good quality compostable handle bags.
These PkPoo Compostable Dog Poop Bags actually feel a bit more sturdy and plastic bag-like than other compostable bags I’ve tried. I’m so glad there are options to cut down on plastic going into the landfills or blowing around in nature. I like the dark green color, the fact that they are certified compostable, and the size is large enough to grab the poop and also have enough to tie the handles shut. They are easy to pull off the roll without tearing the bag. Not just good for dog poop, but also to collect food scraps for the compost pile. Good product.
DebO –
Strong and well-made
100% Compostable Dog Poop Bags with Tie Handle, Extra Thick Plant Based Biodegradable Dog Waste Bags for Doggie/ Cat Litter, Vegetable-Based Diaper Sacks, Unscented, 180 Count, from the Pkpoo StoreThese are nice well-made bags, rather thick and large. We use these bags for cat litter, we have 3 cats and 3 boxes and they get cleaned daily. We do not compost the litter but it’s nice to know we aren’t throwing more plastic in the landfill.
Elle –
If you’re a dog owner, you know how essential waste bags are for every walk. But when it comes to choosing between compostable bags and the usual plastic options, there’s quite a discrepancy in price. I wanted to try these compostable bags on a regular basis, but I’ve never bought them, just random singles from a fellow dog walker when I run out of mine on a dog walk.On the day I ordered these, they were $24.99 (plus tax), with no discount offered.Below, is a cost breakdown, using the price posted above, vs the econo-bags I’ve used for 10 years. (and for this breakdown, sales tax wasn’t added in).COMPOSTABLE BAGS:Price: $24.99 for 180 bags (at time of purchase – no coupon)Usage: 4 bags per day → 28 bags per week → 180 bags lasts about 6 weeksCost per week: $24.99 ÷ 6 weeks = ~ $4.17 per weekMY ECONO BAGS (60/box (black bags – opaque, sturdy – from $’ama)Price: $3.75 for 180 bags (3 boxes of 60 @ $1.25 box)Usage: 4 bags per day → 28 bags per week → 180 bags lasts about 6 weeksCost per week: $3.75 ÷ 6 weeks = ~ $0.63 per weekCOMPOSTABLE BAGS PER YEAR:$4.17 × 52 weeks = $216.84ECONO BAGS PER YEAR:$0.63 × 52 weeks = $32.76Difference: Compostable is $184.08 more than my store bought econo-box bags over one-year).VERDICT:(at the price on day of order), compostable bags cost ~ $4.17 per week, vs econo-bag (my usual) costing ~ $0.63 per week. That’s more than six times the cost per week for compostable bags, and something to consider when you’re buying bags to use every single day.While these ‘compostable’ bags are marketed as eco-friendly, both compostable and regular plastic bags often end up in landfills. Compostable bags may break down faster, but they still require specific conditions, like industrial composting, to truly decompose; and if they end up in landfills, they won’t break down any better than traditional plastic bags.*All due respect, the online marketplace is competitive, as it should be, and there are similar options for these bags available in larger quantities at various price points, which can lower the cost per roll. We all have the ability to consider different options.Rating: I’ve given these compostable bags 5-stars because they’re good bags. I simply included the cost comparison as part of my consideration for purchase since (to me) it’s a relevant factor, and for me (and it’s my opinion), in this current time, my usual bags are better option for me.Thank you for reading my review and for the opportunity to try these bags.
Customer Review –
These are great bags! We’ve used them for cat litter/poo, which was heavy, and it held up no problem. The handles are strong and don’t rip under the weight. My husband also uses the bags when he shaves his head to contain the hair. They are easy to tie off and I like that they’re compostable. You get a ton in this set so it’s a great value!
BBD –
I love these dog poop bags!Having owned a 120+ pound dog for many years I have picked up more than my share of poop, and I’ve used every kind of bag you can imagine. THESE bags are amazing because they are super compact (you can fit a huge number of them right in your pocket) and they are also super strong. I found that these bags stretch a LOT before tearing so the chances of having the dreaded finger-pop-through is greatly reduced, if not eliminated altogether.I LOVE that these bags are made with the environment in mind and will fully decompose in just a few short years. I also love that they are labelled to indicate which end you open the bag from.Highly recommended – I won’t use any other type of bag after using these ones.
Kitster –
These poop bags are of really good quality I must say. Unlike some I’ve had, I have no concerns the bag is going to rip, either when pulling it out of the dispenser, or at anytime afterwards. I will admit it is taking some getting used to with the handles (I usually have handleless bags and tie it completely closed), but having handles allows for greater capacity for sure, and in a pinch I can use them for other purposes. It’s really nice they are 100% compostable too – I just wish my city would start accepting dog poop in compostable bags in our compost pick up bins. The price is decent, especially if you can get the 20% off (at time of writing) discount.
Cael –
Good quality bags – I have 6 dogs and really appreciate the biodegradable bags. These are comfortably thick, easy to open (some of these bags are a complete pain to open, these aren’t). They are a smoother than others I’ve tried. Large enough to scoop large breed poops. No scent. Good solid packaging for storage. Cost a touch more than usual.