Review on 🐱 CATSTAG Type C Litter Scoop: Solid Scoop for Kitty Litter Box with Sifter Scooper, Long Handle, and Deep Shovel by Tasha Folan

I have a litter box dog - for reference, she weighs about 23 pounds. I've used several dustpans over the years - all pretty cheap. I bought the first one from Dollar Tree and the second was a plastic Up & Up from Target. In terms of price, this scoop is a huge upgrade for me - and it feels nicer than the Up & Up Scoop. The Up & Up scoop is basically two sets of long holes in the bottom of the scoop, which was good when I've used Purina SecondNature dog litter (large cylindrical granules made from recycled newspaper) or even So Phresh (also cylindrical, slightly smaller). made of paper). However, lately it's become almost impossible to get SecondNature and we've had a big change in our bedding system. A friend of mine recently bought her cat the best cat litter in the world (red bag, some unscented cats) but found her cat didn't like it and wouldn't use it. So she asked if my dog could try this as I told her I couldn't get her some dog litter that easily. I've tried several cat litters with her over the years and none of them have worked very well (including SecondNature's cat version which is in yesterday's news). I tried the best in the world and to my surprise it was my dog's first cat litter. actually end up using it. Maybe I plan to switch to this pen entirely, or I'll alternate it with SecondNature. The downside was that I found the litter scoop I had didn't mix well with the grainier litter; firstly there were no holes in the back to filter out unused litter when collecting clumps and secondly the holes were too long and wide and I would have used clumps of litter falling back into the box. To be honest, it hurt a little. This dustpan solved all of those problems! This worked great for me with the best cat litter in the world; Only occasionally does a tiny wad of used putty fall through the cracks, but for the most part it really catches everything. I also like that it has holes in the back so I can tip the dustpan and shake it around to pick up unused dirt. I don't know the difference between a dog and a cat, but when my dog pees, he pees a lot, so I have big clumps of urine in this litter, and without those extra holes, the main holes are smaller. , I threw away a lot of filler just to avoid accidentally breaking the used cotton ball. -Tier) owners have a better idea of the quality compared to other peers. But for me it's good quality, big and works fantastic with the best cat litter in the world. but I'm including a photo of that shovel next to the Up & Up shovel if you need that comparison. (Also I've given my dog's entire backstory in case a dog owner stumbles across this whose dog also uses a litter box and they want to look at this litter from the dog's point of view - and in case they need to try other litters)