Doggy Bags

[jennyjoan]

I have been ordering above from ebay as I wanted strong ones.

Anybody advise of good strong doggy bags I can purchase from stores. thanks

[Zacs-Master]

For food or poop?

[Old_Geezer]

I thought the former, but being in A&N it's probably the latter. Just don't mix the bags up !

[jennyjoan]

sorry for poop

[Zacs-Master]

We just use small white bin bags from the supermarket.

[EcclesCake]

Why is strong so important, how big a poo does your dog do?

I don't know of any of my doggy friends who have had a problem picking up rolls of bags in a Pets World or Pets r Us type stores.

[Tilly2]

Do you have a big pet shop nearby, jj?

[Zacs-Master]

Tilly, is that a shop exclusively for big pets? ;-)

[jennyjoan]

Err - I like the bags to be thick as I don't like the feel of poop in my hand - Yuck and sometimes when I walk the dog it could be some time before I get to a bin.

[Zacs-Master]

It's nice in winter though when your hands are freezing.

[andy-hughes]

Zacs!!!!

[Zacs-Master]

Whaaaaaat?

[wolf63]

I use nappy bags when clearing out the cat litter tray but when I had a dog I just used carrier bags.

Our local council hand out free doggy bags ~ it seems to encourage people to pick up the dog poo.

[graeme74]

try nappy sacks

[jennyjoan]

Wolf - as you know carrier bags are not in fashion now.

Graeme - will look out for nappy sacks.

[Tilly2]

Jj, tske a doggy bag and a piece of kitchen roll. Put the kitchen roll on your hand and then the doggy bag. I use biodegradable bags from Jolley's pet dhop.

[Tilly2]

Gawd! ^

[RATTER15]

Your dogs are smaller than ours and we just use doggy bags from any pet store, I agree they need to be strong, nothing quite like poking your finger through a thin plastic back.

[boxtops]

We use nappy sacks for cat poo, they are really cheap from Morrisons

[janbee]

Use a local £ shop

[Ratty2E]

I use pets at home ones and find them pretty good quality.