🐱 SunGrow Cat Litter Aluminum Alloy Scoop: Wall Mount, Wide & Deep Shovel, Gray, 14 x 5.6-Inches, 1-Pack Review

I only gave it a 3 because it came with a hook to hang the shovel but it doesn't work! It just falls. I should get something else to hang the shovel. Should be a bit cheaper or better stuck.

I was looking for a sturdy metal waste spoon with a hanging hook. it and double sided tape don't stick where I want it. So now the shovel is on the ground, which is awful. Schopf: great! Hanger: Terrible!

Works great. The length shape and handle are comfortable and ergonomic. My cats can leave quite a bit of litter in a short amount of time and unlike various plastic scoops, this one holds a lot and doesn't bend to drop debris or break off unexpectedly. I liked it so much that I bought another one. Also, it washes much better than plastic.

I love it. I love it so much I can't even describe the depth of my joy in using it. First, it's durable. I have 3 cats and I have to scoop every damn day. It's easier than using some kind of plastic dustpan that's guaranteed to spill the trash everywhere and eventually break. Do you have a cat? Buy this. Currently. Seriously, the best decision I've made in all of January.

We are cat addicts and have always lived in multiple families which means we've gone through SO MANY scoops of litter. This one will last for years as it is sturdy and has a sturdy handle. Soft handles always crack or dry out hoping this material will last longer. Very impressed with the weight, ease of use and depth of the shovel. The only problem will be keeping my daughter and son-in-law from "favoring" them.

My rating is 5 because it's stainless steel and the clay spatula doesn't stick. It's also deep and big, which I like. However, I am disappointed with the distance. Advertisement said the spacing between the sevens would be closer than other paddles, but that's not the case. The switch holes are the same size as the blade. My advice to the company is to make them slimmer. It's also slightly heavier than most shovels. I would not recommend it for someone with arthritis with gripping problems.

I just got my first cat. He's older and has thyroid problems, so he drinks LOTS of water. This refers to a lot of urine in the box. I used to have a plastic scoop that seemed to bend under the weight of his very large lumps of pee. This metal scoop was great and easy to use. The metal seems to go right through to the end of the handle. I like that the holes are bigger as it goes through the rubble much faster than the plastic holes. A bonus is the hanging hook that can be attached to whatever…

I ordered this "non-stick" cat litter scoop which I have returned. It's heavy, but the metal handle only goes halfway over the plastic handle sleeve. If you held it all the way, it made the shovel swing. This gives you a lot less control and is therefore more likely to cause clumps (I use clumpy litter) to break up into small pieces. It also causes the shovel to tip over when trying to dig up hardened pieces of debris. I ordered a Durascoop cat litter scoop (also from Revain) to replace this…