Millions of tons of plastic bags and paper towels end up in landfills each year. Rather than killing a tree to make paper towels to pickup doo-doo, why not let the dog fertilize that tree nature’s way? Over it’s life time, that same tree will process billions of cubic feet of carbon dioxide emissions and provide beauty, shade and oxygen for all of us. Isn’t that a better idea than killing God’s green gifts and wrapping them around dog turds to moulder for eternity?

For the sake of the environment, we can all watch where we walk. It’s a small price to pay.

We recognize that there are quite a few biodegradable bags out their on the market. Our bags were designed specifically so you don’t walk around with a bunch of bags in your pocket or hand and a leash in another. The ReadyBags sit inside the handle of the leash and have a tab on every roll so they pull out easily.

In terms of cost, a package of 180 bags is only 7.2 cents per bag!! 180 bags will last for months and you won’t have to continually go to the store to buy new bags. The ReadyBags are 5 cents less than your bulk standard plastic from Costco, 18 cents lower than plastic grocery bags that cost 25 cents and much lower than many of the other biodegradable bags out there.

Yes, Racsodog bags may be better, but sadly, you’re fighting for attention and money when I’m thinking of much more pressing issues when in line at the store. That and I have the feeling (no proof yet) that poop bags, like many doggy-specific items, are much more expensive than generic items. Tennis balls are a great example – crazy overpriced if I buy doggy-centric ones, dirt cheap if I buy regular balls & Taxi Dog doesn’t note a difference.

What’s the cost comparison between Racsodog and a gross of plastic bags at Costco?