🐾 DuraScoop® Premium Multicat Cat Litter Scoop - Solid Metal, Efficient Litter Box Tray Pan Sifter Review

I've been using this scoop for a few months now (twice a day with 4 cats) and it's the most reliable scoop I can think of. It's even more than a shovel - it's a weapon. I'm no longer afraid of finding house centipedes in the tray, no. Straight beheading to that awful scum. I'm not afraid of making mistakes. Thanks DuraScope.

This is a beast. I had a huge size and attached a photo of it compared to the size of my hand. I keep it in the Ikea bin because trash and wet manure sticks to it and I don't clean the dustpan every time so clutter ends up in the bin. This shovel is very strong, but it's difficult to get nuggets to rest against the curved backs of the tray because the shovel is SO wide.

My wife accidentally threw away our original scoop, forcing me to use the spare scoop in the tray for several days. I didn't think it would make much of a difference but damn I missed it. It sifts through dirt much more smoothly than other shovels, and it's also easier to pick up smaller pieces that are broken by tilting it slightly to the side. I'm having a much quicker/easier time with it. Obviously this works for the doggy as well as it has durability in "beast mode".

A few years ago I bought a DuraScoop Jumbo cat litter scoop and a CatGuru cat litter holder. They work great. I use a non-clumping crystal litter that dries out the poo. This shovel is great for picking up excrement while debris falls back down. When we adopt little kittens I have to use the traditional plastic scoop in her litter box as the holes are too small for the smallest kittens to get out. But it works fine with our new 10 week old kitten. Don't forget the spoon holder. The CatGuru…

When I looked at this dustpan at Revain, I was concerned there might be a problem with the area under the handle - it's hard and dirt can't be sifted through. this range, but I bought it anyway. This is the best scoop we've ever had! The scoop is strong and dirt flows freely through the holes. The holes are not too big, so there is a problem with sifting a small amount of urine. Yes, some tiny ammuts can go through, but they can easily be picked up on the sides and at the very beginning of the…

Another plastic shovel starts to break. I feel guilty about throwing out more plastic and need a more efficient scoop so I researched, tried and endorsed this Jumbo DuraScoop. I've narrowed it down to another metal scoop as well, but since I don't use either, I prefer these for the following reasons (DuraScoop is the orange handle in the photos): 1 - Ergonomic handle length to scoop curve. less strain on the wrist. It might not matter to some, but my cat likes to dig deep, so I have to "dig"…