Many pet owners use pet diapers. Do not litter used pet diapers. They belong to other garbage. If they are wet, they are other garbage!

Other wastes in pet products include urine balls, toilet bags, food packaging bags, used pet wipes, paper towels, cotton swabs, cotton balls, ceramic water bowls (broken), toilets, small shovels, big bones, large chews, cat cudgels, desiccants, etc.

In addition to defecation, dog food, canned meat, dried meat, etc. are easy to rot and ferment, so they belong to kitchen waste. Kitchen waste generated in pet life also includes snacks, biscuits, expired food, etc. Small sized chewing gum can also be put into kitchen waste.

The cleaned food outer packaging bags, cartons, metal cans, pet bowls, traction ropes, pet toys, etc. belong to recyclables, while those that have not been cleaned belong to other wastes.