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We stay stocked up so you don't have to! Never worry about running out, we'll deliver your box without you lifting a finger.
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FAQs
💸 What’s the deal with delivery?
If you spend over £20, it’s free. Under that? Just £2 — basically the price of losing one sock in the wash. It’ll show up in your cart.
🚚 How fast is delivery?
We use Royal Mail Tracked 48, with the option to upgrade to Royal Mail Tracked 24, because nobody likes waiting for poo bags. You’ll usually get them in 2 business days, just in time for your dog’s next “gift.”
🌍 Are these bags actually eco-friendly or is that marketing fluff?
They’re the real deal — made from cornstarch and recycled plastic, and fully carbon neutral. Just don’t leave them hanging on a tree, please.
🔁 Can I subscribe and save?
You bet. Regular deliveries + money saved = zero excuse for running out mid-walk. Adjust the schedule to suit your dog’s digestive... rhythms.
🛠 Can I cancel or change my subscription?
Totally. No awkward phone calls or begging required. Just log into your dashboard and click a few buttons.
❓Still have questions?
We love a good chat. Contact us here and a real human (who probably owns a dog too) will help you out. No bots. No nonsense.
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