Natural dog waste products for cleaner walks and a cleaner planet
Managing dog waste is a part of everyday life with pets. But it doesn’t have to create unnecessary plastic waste. At The Kind Pet, we focus on natural dog waste products that make cleanup simple, safe, and sustainable. From compostable dog poop bags to plastic-free bag holders, this collection supports natural waste management for dogs without harming the environment.
Whether you’re heading out for a neighborhood walk or packing up for a weekend adventure, these eco-friendly essentials help you reduce waste and keep your routine planet-friendly.
Why choose natural dog waste management?
Most dog poop bags are made from plastic or “biodegradable” materials that still break down into microplastics. These plastics linger for decades in landfills and waterways, even though each walk only lasts a few minutes.
Our natural dog waste products offer a better solution:
- Certified home-compostable bags made from plant-based materials
- Plastic-free bag holders made from 100% cotton canvas
- Low-waste packaging that minimizes environmental impact
- Stronger, leak-proof materials for safe and clean handling
These products let you take care of your dog and the planet at the same time.
Explore our natural dog waste products
Each item in this collection is designed to work hard, last through daily use, and leave a lighter footprint.
Boba & Vespa cloth dog poop bag holder – 100% Cotton Canvas: A simple, durable, and plastic-free way to carry your waste bags. Made from 100% cotton canvas, even down to the thread. This holder attaches easily to any leash, wrist strap, purse, or keychain. It keeps your bags organized and ready to grab without adding bulk or plastic. Made in the USA.
beyondGREEN biotech compostable dog poop bags – 120 Count: Perfect for quick walks or backup packs. These bags are certified home-compostable, made from maize flour and vegetable oil, and designed to be strong, leak-proof, and odor-blocking. A low-waste option that works just like conventional bags, without the plastic guilt.
beyondGREEN biotech compostable dog poop bags – 240 Count: A mid-size supply for regular dog walkers. These bags are made from the same plant-based biopolymer as the 120-count version and meet leading compostability standards. Durable, natural, and easy to use.
beyondGREEN biotech compostable dog poop bags – 750 Count: Ideal for multi-dog homes, dog walkers, or anyone who prefers to buy in bulk. You get 750 folded bags on 50 rolls, all made from certified compostable, plant-based materials with no plastic additives.
Tips for choosing the best natural dog waste products
When you’re choosing natural dog waste management tools, keep these things in mind:
- Look for certified compostable materials. Not all “eco” bags are truly natural. Certifications help confirm that they break down safely.
- Choose plastic-free accessories when possible. Cotton canvas and natural fibers reduce long-term waste.
- Match your size needs. Bulk rolls are cost-effective for daily walkers; smaller packs are great for occasional outings.
- Check durability. Strong seams, leak-proof materials, and easy-tear perforations make walks stress-free.
Making small choices like these adds up to a major environmental difference over time.
FAQs about natural dog waste management
Q1: What’s the most natural way to manage dog waste?
A1: The most natural approach is to use fully compostable dog poop bags made from plant-based materials rather than petroleum-based plastics. Pair them with a plastic-free bag holder and dispose of them in a municipally approved compost or waste system. While dog waste itself should not go in your home garden compost, the bags are a natural, low-waste alternative to plastic.
Q2: Can I compost your dog poop bags?
A2: Yes. The bags in this collection are certified home-compostable, meaning the bag material will break down in a home compost environment. However, most home compost systems should NOT include dog waste, as it can contain pathogens.
Many municipalities offer specific guidelines for composting pet waste separately, so always follow local compost rules