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Way stronger than those plastic baggies you've been using, Mutt Mitts are reinforced to completely protect your hands from Buster's business. The patented mitt design features a 2-ply, puncture-resistant bottom that makes pickup easier and more hygienic. Use the mitts while out on walks, at the dog park and to clean up Kitty's litter box, too. Environmentally friendly, the bags are biodegradable and nontoxic when incinerated. Made in USA.
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Going Green with Poop Bags
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These are great because they biodegrade and I use up to 3 a day. That is alot of trash, so at least it helps a little.
Try them!
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-07-29
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Not big enough
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I agree with the other reviewer-these bags are not easy to seal. The bags would be perfect if they were longer so you could tie the knot easier. I really like how thick they are and they do seem to keep the odor in if you manage to seal it well. Not sure if I'll spend the extra money to buy more of these.
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2008-06-28
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Make the best of it...
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Mutt Mitts really are the best bags out there. They are 2 Ply where it counts and fully opaque.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-01-29
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Mutt Mitts Make sense
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I have two large dogs and have used Mutt Mitts for the past five years and can't do without them. My friends ask why I don't just use grocery bags. If you've ever tried to pick up poop with a grocery bag with a small hole in it, you understand why I use Mutt Mitts. The bags are heavy and easy to use and tie off.
The only negative comment is that I wish they made LARGE Mutt Mitts so I could use just one instead of two.
Rating:
(5
out of 5) @ 2007-09-14
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Need for a sealing method
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These bags are good with strong quality plastic. However, it is rather difficult to seal them by tying them with a knot. That is much easier with standard poop bags.
The manufacturer needs to come up with a sealing device, perhaps along the lines of those "zip-lock" bags you can buy in supermarkets, where you can press the bag shut at the top. Or perhaps some kind of string or plastic cord? Until they do that, I probably won't buy any more.
Rating:
(3
out of 5) @ 2007-02-07
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