

Biobag Dog Waste Bags
BioBag Dog holds the distinction of being the first biodegradable and compostable “plastic” pooper bag in the world. It is one of our most popular products.
Picking up after your pet is part of being a responsible pet owner. In many communities, it’s also the law. We are constantly amazed when pet owners put 100% biodegradable dog waste into plastic bags that can take over 100 years to decompose. Now owners have a logical solution… BioBag Dog.
Remember, our goal is to help divert all naturally biodegradable waste from entering our landfills. This includes food waste, yard waste, paper waste and pet waste. If any of these items are placed in an anaerobic (air-locked) landfill, their natural ability to biodegrade can be severely diminished.
The best solution for disposal of pet waste has always been to separate it from the bag or paper and flush it down the toilet. Using BioBags extends your options. The waste and the bag can be thrown in your backyard compost, where both items can decompose naturally; the waste and bag can be buried, where micro-organisms will quickly eat both; the waste and bag can be set at curbside with other yard waste where communities collect biodegradable waste for composting. Please check with your community for disposal options.
This is what biodegradable waste separation is all about. We thank you for being concerned, responsible pet owners. We thank you for using BioBag Dog.
Community and Dog Parks
Today, park systems and controlled communities across the country are switching to certified BioBag Dog waste bags to enhance their environmental image and reduce the amount of polyethylene-based plastic used in their community.
Picking up after your dog makes sense... and in many communities, it's the law. Using regular plastic bags to dispose of pet waste makes little sense. Polyethylene-based plastic bags can last hundreds of years and often "mummify" your pet's waste, which would otherwise decompose naturally.
We invite you to join our growing family of park systems and communities using BioBag Dog waste bags. We look forward to serving your needs.

BioBag Cat Pan Liners
100% biodegradable, non-allergenic cat pan liner on the market.
Cat waste should not be composted, as its composition can be quite toxic. Cat waste should always be scooped from the litter box and then put in your trash. There are a number of new biodegradable cat litters on the market. We also do not recommend flushing it down the toilet because cat poop may endanger sea otters .
Using these biodegradable cat pan liners to dispose of the remaining biodegradable litter makes good environmental sense.
Biodegradable cat pan liners are non-allergenic. Cats can be allergic to plastic and other known allergens. Allergies usually build up over time from constant contact with the allergen. Calicos, Tortiseshells, Black cats and Siamese cats are more prone to allergies than other breeds.
If you suspect your cat has an allergy (red, itchy rashes), consult your veterinarian to determine the source. It is best to use hard-fired ceramic bowls, instead of molded plastic, for serving your cat food. Using a biodegradable cat litter made naturally from renewable grain crops may protect your cat from certain chemicals. Using BioBag non-allergenic liners is an environmentally safe way to further protect your pet.
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100% biodegradable |
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100% compostable |
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No polyethylene is used in the production process. |
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Naturally, bags made from corn instead of polyethylene is a major advance in environmental technology. |
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Only GMO free certified corn is used. |
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Soy-based inks and dyes are CEN certified for restricted use of heavy metals. |
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DEBIO certified for use in organic agriculture. |
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Certified by the Biodegradable Products Institute to meet the ASTM D6400 specification. Meets California SB 1749 requirements. |
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Shelf stable, just like paper plates or paper towels. There are no chemical additives to enhance decomposition. The bags biodegrade naturally when expose to the earth's elements and micro-organisms in the soil. |
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They “breathe”, which allows heat and moisture to escape or evaporate. This feature reduces bacterial build-up of collected waste, thus reducing odor. |
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Will decompose in a controlled composting environment in 10-45 days, leaving no harmful residues behind. |
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Each liner is approximately 31.1" x 15.3". It is 1.12" thick. |
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