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911savebeans 22:52:53 Mon Feb 14 2011 Offline 1 posts Reply |
911SaveBeans is a resource that contains many helpful products like dog poop bags, biodegradable dog poop bags, dog waste bags and doggie poop bags. These poop bags are cost effective and 100% biodegradable in enviroment.
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Deafali 23:59:46 Mon Feb 14 2011 Offline 92 posts Boxer  Mood Now:  Reply |
I get 200 from pound land use to use nappy sacks but soon found out the hard way that they rip easily lol
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luvnmylillynchilibean 20:40:46 Tue Feb 15 2011 Offline 225 posts Boxer Addict  Mood Now:  Reply |
where we used to live, theyd supply them!! i miss that since those poopy bags are expensive here! we usually just use grocery sacks from target or the grocery store or wherever else weve been recently.
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Squeezeboxplayer 23:34:59 Mon Mar 21 2011 Offline 580 posts Boxer Maniac   Mood Now:  Reply |
I was lucky and got loads free from the vet at Christmas along with Gix''s other gifts from them!
I did buy some flushable ones from petplanet which are quite good for those times a bin is not available.
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Katiesnowflake  01:03:29 Tue Mar 22 2011 Offline 2202 posts Admin  Mood Now:  Reply |
I buy pedal bin liners which are also excellent for the cat litter trays. The best ones of all are Marks and Spencers fragranced range, no more smelly bins, they really do work!
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