Review on Catit Litter Scoop Warm Gray by Bradly Illu

UPDATED: Different scoops for different fillers: If you're using clumpy fine clay filler, this isn't the best choice, but use the "corn on the cob" type, which might be your type is best choice. There are two things you want from a cat litter scoop. First, he has to scoop out balls of feces and urine, and second, he has to sort through the garbage. This shovel does its job well and quickly sifts dirt through the holes. How big these holes need to be depends on which smaller size you use. If you're using something like Tidy-Cat, choose something with smaller holes. These holes are larger than your litter needs and some small parts can slip through. However, if you use coarser litter, you can search the crate for "bad bits". Yes, the holes are big enough for small bits of droppings and bits that have broken off the garbage ball to fall in. This is a reasonable compromise as one shovel size (and shovel holes) doesn't fit all. I admire a lot of the design work, although they could have improved it by slightly changing the size of the hole in the shovel part. Something that would allow the larger "clean" debris to slip through, but weed out the small particles of matter you're trying to remove. But if you have a coarse litter with large granules, this could be one of the best scoops you can get right now.