🦎 Zilla Reptile Terrarium Litter Bedding Substrate Cleaner with Corner Scoop Review

I am really impressed with this reptile terrarium scoop. I never thought I would use something for reptiles as cat litter, but sometimes you have to improvise and this was one of the few scoops I could find with holes small enough to catch all those tiny clumps of cat litter that jumped in fall to the ground. through the broad bars of my usual toilet scoop. When I first started feeding a pregnant stray dog who hated my cats' natural pine litter, I had to go back to clumping clay litter, but I…

I read the reviews before purchasing this scoop. I decided to buy them as an extra scoop because I have a big cat who loves to levitate around corners minding his own business (I swear he does it on purpose). I was looking for a new shovel, this came as a suggestion so I decided to buy this and the regular shovel. Great idea, honest implementation. The spatula hits the corner right and the small pieces don't fall back into the box. That is a good thing. I'm grateful to those who left previous…

bought 3 of these for our 3 giant cat litter which started giving off a smell that reminds me of wet diapers after we switched to clumping microcrystalline cat litter is not sticky so good if you have multiple cats and the litter never has time to stick together, it just sort of sticks together! This scoop is great for scooping up all those tiny pee beads that a regular scoop can't catch. When using microcrystals or granular litter made from clumps and seals, larger granular litter will not fit

If you're an ailurophile lover who also frets that you missed the gold rush days, this is your tool. Digging in kitty litter now becomes like prospecting for gold. The strainer really works and catches the little bits that have broken off the larger ones, those pesky bits that fall out of a regular dustpan. You shake, shake, shake, and the smallest pieces remain, and grains of sand are sifted through smaller holes. What counteracts this blade, however, is the angled face of the bayonet. I do…