Frisco Pantry Pack Dog Poop Bag, 300 count

I really wanted to like this product because I want to reduce plastic waste associated with litter box cleaning. This would be great for poop if you then dispose of it immediately in the special park poop bins or elsewhere responsibly outside of the home. We scoop the cat litter into bags and then place the bags in our household garbage which we empty twice a week. Unfortunately these bags don’t lock up the smell and our garbage smelt truly awful after only two days. So, we are still working on finding a different system which is comfortable for us to live with while reducing our plastic waste.

SO much better than the 750 pkg. of PetPet which I (re)ordered by mistake/confusion with the brand name and because I wanted a large number of bags on hand, that I stored the 740/750 left and bought two more boxes of "Poop bags" (wish they came in larger boxes). The latter are not only seemingly more eco-friendly but most importantly, they open easily at the moment when one needs a hand for the leash and one for the task, the hand surrounded by the bag, unlike PetPet bags, which must be hermetically-sealed, as they have to be very inconveniently pre-opened with a great deal of time and effort before even leaving the house.

I like these a lot and find them more planet-friendly than other doggy bags. One improvement would be to make it slightly easier to get the edges apart to open the bag! When it's winter out or when I'm wearing a mask it's just about impossible to get the edges apart. I normally pre-separate them before we even head out on our walk. Otherwise, they're the right size, sturdy, and easily tied.

I was a little surprised by these - used to the packages of small, pocket sized bags that some people put in dispensers on their dog's leash or collar. This is a single roll, kind of like small kitchen garbage bags. So maybe not as convenient - you might have to plan how many you think you'll need on a walk. They're also a little larger than I'm used to. But they're stronger as well. I'm all for them

I typically struggle getting poop bags off those skinny rolls. This “pop-up” version is much easier. They are still connected and you have to separate them on the perforated edges but somehow easier for me. Genius idea! Thanks to whoever thought of it! Would prefer if they more like tissue and not connected but these are still better than the little rolls

These pop up and tear apart from the next on the roll, hold together and biodegrade! What more could you want? The "scent" is indiscernible and I wish I could put them on a roll like paper towels (with 12 dogs in day care and boarders they get used, frequently!) but other than that I'm thrilled I ordered 4 boxes and will reorder when it's time!

I was first drawn to these bags because of them being planet friendly. They are strong and the box allows you to easily extract them. I've used them for my cat for years and so when the Humane Society put out a call for poop bag, of course I sent them what I thought were the best!

These bags are great for my Bulldog since he poops like a horse! Scented ones are good but still smell like flowers and poop once you use them. They are bigger in size and seem fairly thick plus they tear easily from the roll. We have two English Bulldogs so we go through A LOT of these!

This feels like a strange thing to review, but I'm obsessed with these poop bags. They're HUGE, about 1x the size of standard doggie bags and work great. They also are a better, thicker material that helps for big cleanup. I have 2 giant breed dogs and these are life changing and make cleanup much easier. I won't be buying anything but these from now on. They are a must have on hand for me moving forward!

These are by far the best poop bags available and of course no longer available to ship to California. No idea why but it would be nice if Chewy found a comparable bag for those of us suffering in CA. No one locally has this large of a bag.