Jax
04-03-2010, 09:51 PM
I was out walking with a friend and came across a bush that seemed to be laden with doggy doo bags...............lovely, why on earth do dog owners think this is a nice sight for people to discover in one of our great national parks??? :noidea:
I'm just hoping that once they've pooped and scooped that the bags are biodegradeable as the national park we were in is famed for it's grazing animals!! I've managed to track down some biodegradeable sacks for our pet from our local pet shop, but there are plenty online like Bio Bags (http://www.biobags.co.uk/products/dog.htm).
I haven't had a chance to work out whether it's more cost effective to use dog bags for nappies or visa versa, but I'm thinking they can obviously be used for both purposes!
Poop bags links;
500 for £12.99 (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Biodegradable-Dog-Poop-Bags-500/dp/B001CKXMD4) with delivery at £3.99
100 for £5.50 (http://www.4activedogs.co.uk/biodegradable-dog-poo-waste-bags-poop-pick-up-or-nappy-disposal-1108-p.asp) with delivery at £2.99 or free with orders over £50
Here are some links for nappy sacks;
Pop up box of 60 for £1.49 (http://www.naturalnursery.co.uk/bio-degradable-nappy-sacks-pop-up-box-of-60-6506-p.asp)
Roll of 50 for £1.91 (http://www.naturalnursery.co.uk/totally-degradable-nappy-sacks-roll-of-50-479-p.asp)
Delivery for either of the above links is £3.95 or free for orders over £75
Roll of 100 for £3.99 including delivery (http://www.allthingsgreen.net/marketplace/biodegradable-nappy-sacks-roll-of-100-p-6737.html?_$ja=tsid:3154%7Ckw:6737%7Ccgn:Natural%2 0Nursery)
50 for £1.59 (http://www.simply-eco.co.uk/Wipes__Sacks.html)delivery £6.49 or delivery option is £2.49 when you spend over £50 and free when you spend over £100.
I'm just hoping that once they've pooped and scooped that the bags are biodegradeable as the national park we were in is famed for it's grazing animals!! I've managed to track down some biodegradeable sacks for our pet from our local pet shop, but there are plenty online like Bio Bags (http://www.biobags.co.uk/products/dog.htm).
I haven't had a chance to work out whether it's more cost effective to use dog bags for nappies or visa versa, but I'm thinking they can obviously be used for both purposes!
Poop bags links;
500 for £12.99 (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Biodegradable-Dog-Poop-Bags-500/dp/B001CKXMD4) with delivery at £3.99
100 for £5.50 (http://www.4activedogs.co.uk/biodegradable-dog-poo-waste-bags-poop-pick-up-or-nappy-disposal-1108-p.asp) with delivery at £2.99 or free with orders over £50
Here are some links for nappy sacks;
Pop up box of 60 for £1.49 (http://www.naturalnursery.co.uk/bio-degradable-nappy-sacks-pop-up-box-of-60-6506-p.asp)
Roll of 50 for £1.91 (http://www.naturalnursery.co.uk/totally-degradable-nappy-sacks-roll-of-50-479-p.asp)
Delivery for either of the above links is £3.95 or free for orders over £75
Roll of 100 for £3.99 including delivery (http://www.allthingsgreen.net/marketplace/biodegradable-nappy-sacks-roll-of-100-p-6737.html?_$ja=tsid:3154%7Ckw:6737%7Ccgn:Natural%2 0Nursery)
50 for £1.59 (http://www.simply-eco.co.uk/Wipes__Sacks.html)delivery £6.49 or delivery option is £2.49 when you spend over £50 and free when you spend over £100.