The Ziggy Poop Bag Dispenser | Margot & Bear
The Ziggy Poop Bag Dispenser | Margot & Bear
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Make walkies stylish with The Ziggy Poop Bag Dispenser from Margot & Bear. Designed for cool dogs, this dispenser features our signature Ziggy print- a playful, lightning bolt-inspired design in bold, eyecatching colours.
Crafted from durable neoprene, it's lightweight, water-resistant, and easy to clean. Simply clip it to your lead, belt loop or bag, and you're good to go. It fits all standard poop bag rolls and has a secure zip closure and a discreet rubber opening for easy access on the move.
Features:
- Signature Ziggy lightning bolt design
- Durable, water-resistant neoprene fabric
- Clip for easy attachment
- Fits standard-size poop bag rolls
- Zip closure + rubber dispenser opening
- Matches perfectly with our Ziggy harness, collar, and lead
*Lead sold separately
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Your Margot & Bear harness is made for cool dogs! But even the coolest pups get a little muddy sometimes! Here's how to keep it looking fresh and fabulous:
- For small messes, a gentle wipe with a damp cloth and mild soap will do the trick.
- For a deeper clean, soak in lukewarm water with mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly and let it air dry flat.
- Pop it in a laundry bag and wash on a gentle, cold cycle. No tumble drying, air dry only!
- No bleach, no fabric softener, and definitely no ironing - your harness prefers to stay soft and strong.
How To Measure
How To Measure
Getting the pawfect fit is key to strutting safely in style! Here’s how to measure your four-legged fashion icon:
🐶 Step 1: Grab a soft tape measure
🐕 Step 2:
Neck: Measure around the base of your dog’s neck, where a collar would naturally sit. Think “snug but not squishy.”
Chest: Measure the widest part of the chest—usually just behind the front legs. This is the most important one for harness sizing!
Safety First, Stylish Always
Safety First, Stylish Always
Before every adventure, give your harness a quick once over:
- Look out for frayed edges, loose stitching, or any weakened buckles.
- If your pup’s been having a nibble (we get it, harnesses are so tempting), make sure there are no bite marks or rips that could compromise safety.
- Make sure the harness still fits snugly, not too tight, not too loose. You should be able to slip two fingers under the straps.
- If anything looks suspicious or worn out, it’s time for a replacement, your dog deserves only the best (and safest)!
