TOYPOPOR Stainless Steel Cat Litter Scoop 23 inches Telescoping Litter Scoop with Long Handle Perfect Scooper for Cats and Dogs

This is the first time I have ever had a cat. Usually, I am a dog person but as I grew older and retired, I did not want to get another dog after my last one died of old age. So cleaning out litter boxes was a new chore for me. The smaller handled scooper I had got me a little too close to the litter I was removing. This long handled one is perfection. It is extremely sturdy, easy to clean and I am not so close to the waste as I shovel it out of the litter box. The only thing on my wishlist now is another one made this same way except it is a rake. That will make it easier to pile up the waste without having to sift the whole litter box before shoveling it away for disposal. Highly recommend this well made litter scooper-shovel.

This scooper is surprisingly sturdy. I wasn’t sure if I would like it because I was afraid it would be a little flimsy at the join. I didn’t need to worry though. It goes together quickly and is long enough for me to stand and scoop (I’m 5’ 7”) without bending or stooping. The scoop itself (the part that does the sifting) is also nicely sized and lightweight. You can get a really deep shovel and it shakes well. The litter falls through the slots without any issues and the solids stay put to dispose. I’m able to get a lot more solids with this scoop than with my old one so the job is faster overall. I love that my nose is no longer in the box. No more breathing litter dust clouds when scooping—totally worth the price of admission right there. Things I wish were better: This one is personal to me but I wish the handle was ergonomic. I have carpel tunnel in both hands and the amount of waste this can pick up is impressive but also heavy. My hands aren’t up to the task to do it single handed some days. It would also be nice if it had some sort of box or container to store it in, sort of like a toilet brush holder. Everyone needs a toilet brush but no one wants to see it displayed in the bathroom. Overall I’m completely impressed and happy I picked this up. I’m also mad at myself for not doing it a long time ago! I’ve been scooping boxes with a small scoop for six long years! 😂

I like it. I had back surgery so I cannot bend. I'm only 4'8" and it comes to my waist. If you are taller and cannot bend I don't recommend it, it would be to short for you. But for us shorter people I can clean the box without bending. The screws are not tight so don't turn it the wong way with using it. Keep it tight. It's lightweight but strong metal. I like it and would get it again.

Solid Scooper! The adjustment holds and it does not bend. Great item!

this is the sturdiest scooper I have ever had , the fact that I can scoop the litter-box while standing is a super bonus! Being made of metal is great and easy to wash.the fact that it can be short or long is great.

Good size. Well designed. On the heavier side - which feels durable. The length of the handle is nice as is the actual dimensions of the scoop. Don't get hit on the head with this - it hurts. Else, great when used for scooping poop - oh, and it's easy to clean - the grooves are a scrubable size - Thumbs up.

We have 5 cats and four litter boxes, and with my arthritis it was becoming both difficult and painful to keep them cleaned out. We had a smaller metal scoop that was very good, but the handle just wasn't long enough to prevent painful stooping. I wasn't sure if the handle on the new scoop would be long enough, but it has turned out to be perfect. This scoop is one part of a three part system that has made cleaning multiple boxes a breeze for us, and I'd like to share the system with you. First, we now use Tidy Cat Light litter. which is much easier to handle than any other litter we have tried. It does have one drawback, however: it is so lightweight that it sticks to little cat feet and gets tracked across the floor, requiring frequent sweeping or vacuuming. Even so, we think the benefits outweigh this drawback. Second, we found a small trashcan that's a perfect size for Walmart plastic bags, that has little end ledges to hold the bags handles in place. All I have to do is hook up a double bag and it's held in place to easily empty the scoop into. It eliminates trying to hold the bags with one hand while you try to scoop with the other. We use a trash can, but any framework for holding the bags in place will do. This new scoop works perfectly with this system. What used to take 30 minutes now takes about 5 painless minutes. Very highly recommended.

The scoop’s metal construction is sturdy and the scoop does a good job of picking up litter but when the handle is extended, the extension connection loosens while scooping so you have to keep stopping to tighten it. So not very useful. A little longer would be more comfortable too.

Es exactamente lo que necesitaba muy funcional me evita agacharme.

El material muy resistente y por su tamaño, resulta muy práctico en su uso.

I am a foster momma to 4 cats at the moment so I am constantly cleaning litter boxes and the plastic one I had literally broke. I was in the market for something better and more sturdy for the amount I use it and this came up. I am very happy with the purchase. It doesn't bend like the plastic one. I will add that it is kinda heavy but I did expect that as its metal and not plastic. It is quite large as well as my sister says, "its like a pooper scooper for dinosaurs"

I do like this shovel because it helps me avoid stooping down to clean out three litter boxes on a regular basis. The shovel is sturdy and easy to use. I must say that it's a little pricey but does a good job.

Diese Schaufel ist grandios. Ich habe sie für die großen Hopp-In-Katzenklos bei mir zuhause gekauft und verwende feinsandige Klumpstreu. Die Schaufel ist sehr leicht. Der gepolsterte Griff liegt gut in der Hand. Die Arretierung für die Stiellänge lässt sich leicht auf und zu schrauben. Mit der Schaufel und der Hebelwirkung durch den langen Stiel lassen sich besonders große Klumpen einfach in den Eimer befördern. In unserer Tierauffangstation vewenden wir Holzpellets als Streu in besonders großen Klos. Wer diese Pellets nicht kennt, sie zerfallen bei Kontakt mit Urin zu feinem Holzmehl. Mit der Schaufel kann man die gebrauchte Streu - das Holzmehl - leicht in einen Eimer sieben und die sauberen Holzpellets wieder zurück ins Klo tun.