Earth Rated

Earth Rated is a Canadian pet-care brand focused on everyday cleanup: poop bags, plant-based wipes, and leash-mounted dispensers. Ashario Pets carries eight Earth Rated products, from $5.99 to $16.48 CAD, with same-day pickup in North York and shipping Canada-wide.

Scented or unscented Earth Rated poop bags?

The choice comes down to preference rather than performance. Unscented poop bags suit owners who dislike added fragrance, share a car with a sensitive nose, or store bags indoors between walks.

The lavender scented poop bags add a light fragrance that helps mask odour on longer walks or when a bag has to ride in a stroller basket or backpack until the next bin.

There is also a compostable option in the unscented line, plus handle bags for owners who prefer to tie off quickly with gloves or cold hands. A 60-pack is available if you want to try the bags before committing to a larger roll count.

Do you need a dispenser?

If you have ever reached for a bag and found an empty roll, the Leash Dispenser 2.0 with unscented poop bags is the simplest fix. It clips to the leash so bags travel with the dog rather than living in a coat pocket, and it ships with a roll included. Multi-dog households often keep one dispenser per leash and buy refill rolls separately.

Which Earth Rated wipes should you pick?

Wipes handle the jobs bags cannot: muddy paws after a wet Toronto walk, a dusty coat, or a quick tidy between baths. Both formats are compostable and plant-based.

• Unscented — choose the unscented compostable pet wipes for cats, puppies, or any pet that reacts to added fragrance.
• Lavender scented — a mild fragrance for freshening a dog's coat between grooms.

Buying for a Canadian household

Shoppers searching for Earth Rated in Canada usually want a steady supply rather than a one-off purchase. A practical setup is one dispenser on the leash, a backup roll pack at the door, and a pack of wipes near the entryway for paws. Stocking bags and wipes together keeps cleanup consistent through slushy winters and muddy spring trails across the GTA.