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How Our Toilet rolls Compare
| About a Dog | Zenify | Oh Crap | Beco | Dog by Lisa | Who Gives A Crap | Rufus & Coco | Freshco | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made From | 100% Corn Starch | No Info | 100% Corn Starch | Recycled Plastic | 100% Corn Starch | Recycled Plastic | Multiple Materials | No Info |
| Cost Per Roll | $2.50 | $3.99 | $4.33 | $2.37 | $4.17 | Does Not Sell Rolls | $2.24 | $2.00 |
| Free Shipping | On orders $30+ to most areas | ✓ | Yes - On orders over $125 | No direct-to-consumer store | Yes - On orders over $99 | On orders $30+ with conditions | Yes - On orders over $100 | No direct-to-consumer store |
| Bags With Handles | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | No Info | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ |
| Plastic Free Bags | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | No Info |
| Certified Home Compostable | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | ✗ | ✓ | No Info |
| Donation Commitment | 50% of profits to Australian animal shelters/rescues & wildlife | No Info | No Info | Donates to environmental causes | Donates 2% of Revenue | 50% of profits to water, sanitation & hygiene causes outside Australia | No Info | No Info |
| Number Of Orgs. Supported | 22 | 22 | No Info | 3 | No Info | 8 | No Info | No Info |
This comparison is based on information publicly available on the websites of the respective companies as of August 2026. While we strive to provide accurate and up-to-date details, product features, offerings, and prices may change without notice. Additionally, there may be features or details not identified during our review. We encourage you to independently verify all information directly with the companies before making any decisions.
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Dog Poo Bag + Toilet Roll Bundle
8 Easy Use Rolls
100% Home Compostable
8 Easy Use Rolls
100% Home Compostable
Double Length Rolls
Aussie Made - 100% Recycled Paper
✓ Never run out. We'll deliver before you do.
✓ Skip, pause or cancel anytime. No lock in contracts.
Dog Poo Bag + Dog Wipes Bundle
8 Easy Use Rolls
100% Home Compostable
8 Easy Use Rolls
100% Home Compostable
Plant-based material
Fully breaks down in up to 180 days
✓ Never run out. We'll deliver before you do.
✓ Skip, pause or cancel anytime. No lock in contracts.
We partner with 22 shelters and rescues
Many smaller organisations rely heavily on donations to keep doing their vital work. Our goal is to provide these organisations with an additional way to fundraise.
Full List of Partners
Frequently Asked Questions About Our Dog Poo Bags
Do these dog poo bags fit into a dispenser?
Yes. Our Dog Poo Bags are designed to fit standard bag dispensers, making them an easy swap from most other brands already being used.
Plus, the colourful rolls add a little extra fun to daily walks.
Are they leak resistant?
Absolutely. Our Dog Poo Bags are made to be durable, strong and leak resistant to help avoid messy surprises while out walking. From tiny pups to giant breeds, we’ve tested the bags across all kinds of situations to make sure they can handle the job.
Do the bags help block odours?
Yes. Our bags are made from thick material designed to help contain unpleasant smells while out and about. While they are unscented, the durable barrier helps reduce odours without the need for double bagging.
Are they compostable and biodegradable
Are these dog poo bags suitable for home composting?
Yes. Our Dog Poo Bags are certified to the TÜV Austria OK compost HOME standard, which means they are designed to break down in home composting environments, not just industrial composting facilities.
Like all compostable products, breakdown time can vary depending on factors such as temperature, moisture, airflow and microbial activity within the compost. Well maintained compost systems will generally help the bags break down more efficiently.
While the bags themselves are suitable for home composting, pet waste should always be composted carefully and in line with local guidelines. Compost containing dog waste is generally not recommended for use on edible gardens or food producing plants.
At this stage, we recommend disposing of used bags in regular household waste unless local council guidelines state otherwise. Checking with a local council is always the best option for the most up to date advice.
