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Lucy & Co Poop Clip for Pups – Hands-Free Dog Waste Bag Holder – Silicone Doggy Leash Accessories, Pooper Scooper Essentials for Walking in the City, Hiking at the Park & More
$14.99
About This
- Convenience On-the-Go: Keep your hands free and clean; Each clip easily attaches to leashes, belts, and bags to help boost efficiency and provide a fun solution for waste management
- Playful Design: This playful poop clip features a stylish brown poop design with the words “oh, sh*t!” and is a great way to add a little joy to your daily walk
- Easy to Use: Designed to work with most standard dog waste bags and leashes, to use simply tie off your waste bag and insert the top through the hole in the keychain for a secure journey
- Lightweight & Durable: Made using laser-engraved silicone and a premium carabiner, this long-lasting clip is jingle-free, lightweight, and weather-resistant; the keychain measures 3.75” long by 2.25” wide (including 1.5” carabiner)
- Ready for Adventure: Poop clips are a great addition to any adventure, whether you’re taking your dog for a walk, a hike, or camping in the mountains, allowing you to enjoy wherever you go hassle-free
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