Dog Poop Bags, USDA Certified Biobased
41% plant-derived. 15-micron thick. Leak-resistant for everyday walks.
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Your dog doesn't care about certifications. You do and you should.
Pet N Pet poop bags carry USDA Biobased certification, meaning 41% of every bag is made from plant-derived renewable materials, verified by the US Department of Agriculture. That's a government-tested specification, not a label we printed ourselves.
The bags themselves are 15 microns thick with a leak-proof double seal. Built for everyday dog waste cleanup, fit all standard leash dispensers, and come in lavender-scented and unscented options.
Available in packs from 180 to 1,080 count, including Subscribe & Save for households that run through bags fast.
Free shipping on all orders $30 and over.
What 15 micron means, and why it is the spec that matters
Micron is film thickness, and it is the difference between a bag that inverts cleanly over a pickup and one that stretches then tears. Reputable manufacturers print the number. Marketing-led brands print "extra thick" and hope nobody asks, which is why comparing adjectives tells you nothing and comparing microns tells you most of what you need. At 15 micron a bag handles a large-breed pickup without doubling, and a bag you have to double has already failed at its only job.
What USDA Certified Biobased does and does not mean
It reports the share of the product's carbon that comes from renewable biological feedstock, verified through ASTM D6866 testing under the USDA BioPreferred Program. Our bags carry it at 41% or 92% depending on the product. It is a material-content certification, and it is not a claim that the bag degrades. Under FTC Green Guides 16 CFR 260.8 an unqualified degradable claim is deceptive for items customarily disposed in landfills, which is where a poop bag goes, so we do not make one.
FAQ
Find the most frequently asked questions below.
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Our basic bags are 12 microns, while our premium bags are 15 microns.
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Our bags are designed to be leak-proof and reliable for everyday use. If you ever experience an issue, feel free to reach out—we’ll make it right.
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Yes! Our packaging boxes are recyclable. Please check your local recycling guidelines for proper disposal.
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They're certified. The USDA BioPreferred programme uses ASTM standard testing to verify the proportion of plant-derived content in each bag. Pet N Pet's certification covers 41% biobased content on our standard bags and 92% on our premium line. You can look up the certification directly on the USDA BioPreferred product database. We don't print what we haven't earned.
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No, and we want to be upfront about that. "USDA Certified Biobased" means 41% of the bag is derived from plant-based renewable sources instead of virgin petroleum. It is not a biodegradability or compostability claim. Bags should be disposed of in regular household waste. We state this clearly because environmental claims in this category can sometimes be confusing, and you deserve an honest answer.
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Both are USDA Biobased certified. The 92% bags contain a higher proportion of plant-derived material per bag meaning less virgin petroleum per unit. Both are 15 microns thick and use the same leak-proof double-seal construction. If your priority is the highest certified biobased content available, choose the 92% line. If you're buying in bulk for a multi-pet household, the 41% 1,080-count pack offers the lowest cost per bag.
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They are USDA Certified Biobased at 41% or 92% depending on the product, which certifies how much of the film's carbon comes from renewable biological feedstock. It is not a degradation claim. Under FTC Green Guides 16 CFR 260.8, unqualified degradable claims are deceptive for landfill-bound items, so we do not make one.
