What kind of garbage does dog poop belong to?

Dog poop does not belong to the garbage disposal system. The formal treatment method should be managed by the city's feces disposal system. Dog feces can be cleaned up through the flush toilet at home. Some communities have installed pet feces treatment devices, and they can also be thrown away in designated places.

Garbage classification table for things used by dogs

Bags containing dog sand and dog poop: dry garbage.
Dog food: wet garbage.
Dog food bucket: recyclable garbage (needs to be washed and dried).
Dog food desiccant: dry garbage.
Plastic dog mint boxes: washed and dried are recyclable waste, unwashed are dry waste.
Dog hair and dog toenails: dry waste.
Dog kennels and dog clothes: recyclable waste (needs to be washed and dried).
Dog crate: recyclable waste (needs to be washed and dried).
Dog bowls: washed and dried are recyclable waste, unwashed are dry waste.
Dog scratching posts and dog climbing frames: wooden or paper ones are recyclable waste
Dog toys: dry waste (you can put them into recyclable waste according to the materials)
Pet medicines, health products, disinfection Agents and packaging: hazardous waste
Pet X-ray: hazardous waste
Pet wipes: dry waste
Electric water dispenser: recyclable waste (needs to be washed and dried)
Waste batteries: Hazardous waste
Dog cans: washed and dried are recyclable waste, unwashed are dry waste.
Household syringes: dry garbage
Used tissues, face masks, etc.: dry garbage