If this sounds familiar
You're at the far end of the park, the dog has just gone, and your pocket is empty.
There's a crushed, torn roll of bags in every coat you own and none of them work.
The fabric pouch you've been using has started to smell and there's no way to actually clean it.
Why you'll love it
Everyone has had the walk where you reach into your pocket and find nothing.
Attached to the lead, not the coat
The lead is the one thing you cannot forget. Clip the bags to it and the problem goes away permanently.
One-handed
The bag pulls out through the slot while your other hand is still holding a dog who has chosen this moment to pull.
Hard shell, rinses clean
ABS absorbs nothing. Under the tap, dried, done - unlike a fabric pouch, which holds damp and smell within a couple of months.
Five colours
Two-tone, in blue, grey, green or pink. It hangs off the lead where everyone sees it, so it may as well look like something you chose.
Dispenser only. No bags in the box.
Worth saying before you order rather than after. This is the holder — a hard ABS shell that takes a standard roll and clips to the lead. There are no bags in it. Most people have a box of refills at home anyway, and the ones who don't would rather know now than open an empty case.
How it works
Why bags in a pocket never work
Will it fit
clips to a lead or belt loop
you stop noticing it
rinses under a tap
dispenser only
8.4 x 4.3cm and 25g, so it clips to a lead or a belt loop without swinging about. It takes a standard poop bag roll — check the diameter of whatever refills you buy, because a few brands wind theirs fatter than the usual and won't fit.
Simple to use
Load a roll, clip it on, forget about it.
Load a standard roll
Drop the roll in and feed the first bag out through the slot. Check the roll diameter when you buy refills - most standard rolls fit, a few brands wind theirs fatter and won't.
Clip it to the lead
Onto the lead handle, a D-ring or a belt loop. On the lead is better than on the harness - it stays out of the dog's way and it's in your hand when you need it.
Then stop thinking about it
Reload when the roll runs low, which you'll notice through the slot. Rinse the shell under the tap every few weeks.
Great for
- Anyone who has run out of bags mid-walk
- Replacing a fabric pouch that has started to smell
- Clipping to a lead, a belt loop or a bag strap
- Travel, car journeys and anywhere a box of bags won't go
- Keeping a spare roll separate from the one in the house
- Households with more than one person walking the dog
Not ideal for
- Anyone expecting bags in the box. There are none - it's the dispenser only.
- Oversized or thick-wound refill rolls. Check the diameter before you buy.
- Carrying a used bag. This holds the roll, not the result.
- Clipping to a collar. It belongs on the lead, out of the dog's way.
- Anyone who'd rather spend less - a basic dispenser does the same job for a few pounds.
Not sure? Send us your pet's measurements and we'll tell you.
Bags, dispensers and the biodegradable question
There really are no bags in it
We'd rather repeat it than take the order and deal with it afterwards. This is the hard case. Most people already have a box of refills at home, and if you don't, buy a roll at the same time as this and you're set for months.
Check your refill rolls fit
The case is 8.4 by 4.3cm and takes a standard roll. The great majority of refills on sale are wound to the same rough diameter and drop straight in, but a few budget brands wind theirs fatter. If you're loyal to a particular brand, measure one before you order.
Biodegradable bags, honestly
Most bags sold as biodegradable don't break down meaningfully in a landfill, because landfill is anaerobic and the process needs oxygen. Genuinely compostable bags exist, but very few municipal composting schemes accept dog waste at all. Buy them if you want to - just don't assume the label means what it sounds like.
Why hard shells beat fabric pouches
A fabric pouch absorbs whatever it's exposed to, and within a couple of months of damp walks it smells and there's no real way to clean it. A hard case goes under a tap. It's the entire difference between an accessory you keep and one you quietly throw away.
Product details
What's included
1 x bag dispenser
No bags are included
Care & maintenance
Pop the roll out and rinse the shell under the tap whenever it needs it — ABS doesn't absorb anything, which is the main reason to choose a hard case over a fabric pouch. Dry it before you reload. It'll take a dishwasher top rack if it ever gets really bad.
Shipping
Free on every US order. Most arrive within 7-12 days. Tracking by email as soon as it ships.
Returns
Damaged, faulty or wrong item - tell us within 7 days and we'll replace or refund in full. We can't take change-of-mind returns, which is why every page says who it isn't for.
Ask before you buy
Send your pet's measurements, breed and age and we'll tell you honestly whether this suits - including when it doesn't.
Questions
Before you order
Does it come with bags?
No. It's the dispenser only - a hard case that takes a standard roll. Most people already have refills at home; if you don't, pick up a roll when you order.
Will my refill rolls fit?
Standard rolls do. The case is 8.4 by 4.3cm and the great majority of bags on sale are wound to a size that drops straight in. A few budget brands wind theirs fatter, so measure one if you're loyal to a particular make.
Where does it clip?
The lead handle, a D-ring, a belt loop or a bag strap. The lead is best - it stays clear of the dog and it's already in your hand when you need it.
Can I put the used bag in it?
No, it holds the roll. If carrying a used bag is the problem you're solving, you want a separate carrier with a sealed compartment.
How do I clean it?
Take the roll out and rinse the shell under the tap. ABS doesn't absorb anything, so it comes up clean - which is the whole reason to pick a hard case over a fabric pouch. Dry it before reloading.
Are biodegradable bags worth buying?
Honestly, often not for the reason people think. Landfill is anaerobic and most biodegradable bags need oxygen to break down, so they largely don't. Genuinely compostable bags exist, but very few composting schemes accept dog waste. Buy them if you prefer - just don't expect the label to mean much.
Does it rattle or swing on the lead?
At 25g and 8.4cm, barely. Most people stop noticing it by the second walk.