Beco reviews: what the range is
This page will not summarise star ratings for you, because genuine customer reviews, where they exist, sit on each product's own page rather than being collected here. What it will do is explain what Beco actually makes, since 'Beco reviews' searches usually mean 'is this brand any good', and the honest answer depends on which product you mean.
What Beco makes
Beco is built around everyday, lower-waste pet essentials rather than one flagship product: poop bags made from cornstarch or recycled materials, dog and cat wipes, and cat litter liners are the core of the range we carry. The pitch across all of it is the same, ordinary items people buy repeatedly, made with a bit less plastic where that is practical.
It is not a food or health brand, so if you have landed here looking for a Beco diet or supplement, that is not part of the current range. What is here is genuinely useful day to day: bags for walks, wipes for muddy paws, and liners that make litter changes less messy.
How to choose within the range
For poop bags, the main choice is scented or unscented and pack size, since the bag material and thickness are consistent across the range. For wipes, scented travel packs suit a bag or car glovebox, while the larger packs are better value for regular home use after walks.
None of it needs much research beyond matching the pack size to how often you will use it. These are consumables bought on a repeat basis, so the main saving is buying a larger pack once you know it suits your routine rather than restocking small packs each time.
What owners tend to ask before buying
The recurring question with any lower-plastic or cornstarch-based poop bag is whether it holds up as well as a standard plastic one, and in practice a decent quality bag in this category ties off and carries a normal-sized deposit without issue, the difference is in what the material is made from rather than how it performs on a walk.
Litter liners get a similar question about strength versus a standard bin liner, and a liner sized correctly for your tray, rather than stretched over one too large for it, is usually the deciding factor in whether it holds up during a full change rather than the brand itself.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Reusable Washable Puppy Training Pad
A quilted, machine-washable training pad that absorbs accidents and locks in moisture with a leak-resistant base. Reusable for puppy toilet training and senior dogs, in several bone and paw prints.
From£7.99
Biodegradable Scented Dog Poo Bags — 50 or 200
Citrus-scented biodegradable poo bags with tie handles — breaking down in months rather than the centuries a standard plastic bag takes.
From£4.49
Bamboo Charcoal Puppy Training Pads
Super-absorbent bamboo charcoal training pads with a soft cotton-feel surface and leak-proof backing. The absorbent polymer core locks in moisture and helps neutralise odours, keeping floors clean during puppy toilet training.
£29.99
Washable Reusable Puppy Pee Pad
A quilted, absorbent training pad with a waterproof backing that protects floors, carpets and bedding, and washes ready to use again instead of being thrown away after every accident.
From£7.99
Chenille Muddy-Paws Absorbent Door Mat
A thick chenille door mat that soaks up mud and moisture from paws to protect your floors. The non-slip backing keeps it in place and it's machine washable and quick-drying for easy upkeep.
From£13.99
Grannicks Bitter Apple Spray — Chew & Lick Deterrent for Dogs
A non-toxic bitter-tasting spray that discourages dogs from licking wounds or chewing furniture and soft furnishings.
From£11.99
No-Rinse Cat Bath Essence Set with Towel
A wash-free cleansing essence set for cats with a soft microfibre towel. Wipe through the coat to freshen between baths, leaving fur clean, soft and pleasantly scented with no rinsing or water needed.
From£26.99
DIRTBAG Compostable Dog Poo Bags – Plastic-Free
Genuinely compostable, plant-based poo bags that break down in 180 days — strong, leak-proof, tie-handle bags with no hidden plastics.
From£6.99
Pet Eye Wipes for Tear Stains
A tub of 100 gentle eye wipes for cats and dogs that clean away eye gunk and debris and help reduce tear staining around the eyes. Soft and safe for regular use.
£9.99
Pet Ear-Cleaning Cotton Swabs
Specially shaped cotton swabs for safe, gentle ear cleaning of cats and dogs at home. Help remove wax and debris from the ear canal as part of a regular grooming routine.
£7.99
Folding Long-Handled Dog Poop Scoop with Clamping Jaw, 80cm
An 80cm handle and a clamping jaw mean the job happens standing upright, which matters if you have a bad back, a large dog or a lawn you want to keep usable.
£16.99
Portable Dog Poop Scoop with Built-In Collector, Three Colours
A one-handed plastic scoop with the collector built into the body, so nothing needs bagging mid-walk and nothing comes near your hands, in blue, green or pink.
£10.99
Common questions
- Is Beco a good brand for dog poop bags?
- They are a solid, widely used option built around a lower-plastic content than a standard bag, and they hold up in normal use for scooping and tying off. Whether that matters more to you than price comes down to personal preference rather than any performance difference in daily use.
- Are Beco wipes safe for cats as well as dogs?
- The wipes in the range are generally made for general cleaning use on fur and paws for both dogs and cats, but always check the specific product's own label, since formulations and fragrance-free options can differ between packs.
- Does Beco make cat litter as well as litter liners?
- The current range at Giddy Pets is liners rather than the litter itself, so pair a Beco liner with whichever litter you already use, checking the liner size matches your tray.
- Are Beco's poop bags actually biodegradable?
- Formulations vary by product, so check the specific pack for how it describes its material and any breakdown claims, rather than assuming every bag in the range is labelled the same way.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.