July 26, 2010
 

When pets go . . .

Says Planet Green: “Scoop up your doggie doo in biodegradable poop bags so your buddy’s No. 2 isn’t immortalized in a plastic bag, while deep-sixed in a landfill somewhere for hundreds of years.” And for cats, Planet Green recommends this: “Owners should avoid clumping clay litter at all costs. Not only is clay strip-mined (bad for the planet), but the clay sediment is also permeated with carcinogenic silica dust that can coat little kitty lungs (bad for the cat). Plus, the sodium bentonite that acts as the clumping agent can poison your cat through chronic ingestion through their fastidious need to groom.”

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editor said:

Great suggestion, bgreen2. I recently bought biodegradeable bags for my indoor compost bucket, which I empty once a week into our outdoor composter. (I can't decide whether they're better or worse for the compost -- I know they're definitely less messy for me). I wonder if they're also BioBags?

bgreen2 said:

BioBags is a great biodegradable product. It is the only bag that is made from non-GMO corn and safe enough for organic farming. They have it to line cat litter boxes too.
http://www.biobagusa.com/biobag_dog.htm
BioBags for Dogs comes in 2 sizes.

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