DuraScoop® Premium Multicat Cat Litter Scoop | Solid Metal | Litter Box Tray Pan Sifter

I never thought I'd turn to amazon for a cat litter scoop but after I broke 2 plastic scoop and bent a metal one that I bought from different local pet stores, I needed some info on what would actually work. I read rave reviews about this and decided to go for it. Boy am I glad I did ! First off, the size in the picture in deceptive : it is large. the scoop part or the bucket itself measures around 6"x5.5" and the handle another 7". When u grab a hold of the handle, it feels solid. It feels good. The handle is covered with a soft rubber grip that is surprisingly strong and doesnt slip away easily. Very important when you're hacking away at the lumps stuck to the bottom of the litter tray... That brings me to the best part about this scoop - it's strong. It can take on all of those lumps and come out victorious. It works. Also, in case I ever have to defend my home against any burglars, I know I could reach out for this scoop as a weapon !! The sad part is that there isn't a caddy available for this scoop nor is there a big enough tray that could fit this without tipping over due to the weight. I solved this issue by building a sort of a bib out of a thin flexi plastic boards - the ones that are sold as a cutting board over at walmart. The end of the handle where the hook or the eye for the hook exists is actually only rubber and no metal. This makes this quite flexible here so you dont have to twist the entire scoop for example to hang it on a hook. Overall, very happy with this scoop and highly recommend it for anyone who needs to scoop up kitty litter. Heck you could even use it as a garden tiller in it's spare time !

So you dig for buried treasure too,eh? Well if you are using one of those plastic handled shovels you might as well be using a spork from a food place. We all know that sometimes when cleaning the box that you wonder when did the elephant slip into your house and use the box? Or does your fur child seem to be peeing as much as a cow? Well in order to excavate that mass of "kitty klump" you need something that can handle the weight and as much capacity as you can get so you're done with that spot in one to two scoops. This has a durable finish, the covering on the handle holds up very well to constant use. The flat edge on the end of the spade is very useful for scrapping off the "kitty stucco finish" that comes from stuff drying into a mass of "kit-crete". The slots allow for dry litter to fall away fairly easily. Sure some small pieces of used litter may slip through but your shoveling a cat box not conducting archeology where you need every small piece to solve the mystery. There is no mystery as to where this stuff comes from. The shape of the spade is really well engineered. If you hold it so from the side it looks like a straight edge from the tip of the spade (the shiny looking business end) to the end of the handle you will notice the spade section increases in capacity and drops down to hold the load like a cupped hand. That my friends is the characteristics of a spade designed to lever into a mass, pick up a load equal to its capacity, and move it from one spot to another. This spade has the quality design of a well made coal shovel. Once the indispensable tool of industry. And just like the endless task of feeding coal to the fire, when you are on day 666 of shoveling cat poop you want your tool to be as efficient as possible. This was the very first thing I bought when we were prepping for our first kitty. Twenty five years later and I am still using the same sturdy tool. The handle is worn but still in great shape. I probably will be buried with it like a warrior with his sword. Ready to scoop poop for eternity when I meet my past kitties on the other side. You already have consigned yourself to be a slave to your cat. But why slave away trying to clean a box with a useless tool? Work smarter not harder, do yourself a favor, invest in one of these scoopers. Plus it rinses off really easy so it doubles as a ice cream scooper! (Only kidding unless you like Rocky Road)

You know you are a crazy cat lady when you can say that you love a pooper scooper. Well I am...this scooper is the best thing ever for kitty litter. I have tried the 3 level litter box that sifts as you pick up then turn and replace on the bottom of the remaining 2. It's a joke...1st it is hard to clean the stuck on litter off and between 2nd leaves a mess on your floor. Also, I have tried the sifting bags. They work great but in my opinion are horrible for the environment due to a small amount of waste compared to bag size. So I bought this wonderful scooper. It is very sturdy much much better than the plastic ones. So, yes I love the pooper scooper. Very easy to get the stuck on stuff and cleans off easily. I have small hands, so the handle is great because it is small and easy to grip. Over all it is a great tool for someone who hates litter but loves their fur babies

This scoop is made of heavy-duty metal, so it has some weight to it, and it gets a little heavier once you’re scooping litter. After going through several plastic scoops, I finally decided to invest in a durable one. It does an excellent job of sifting out only the waste instead of scooping up a lot of clean litter like many plastic scoops do. With my old plastic scoops, litter would constantly stick to the surface. That can still happen with this scoop if the waste is very wet and hasn’t been covered yet, but it’s minimal and nowhere near as bad as it was with plastic. I personally prefer scoops with longer handles, but that’s a small trade-off considering how well this one performs. It feels incredibly sturdy, and I don’t expect to replace it anytime soon, if ever. There’s a good reason this scoop is consistently rated as one of the best.

I used to have a cheap plastic scoop from the local grocer. That thing would bend under minimal pressure, fling litter, and get all sorts of crud stuck in it that it didn't sift worth...yea. This DuraScoop has changed all that. It almost makes digging through soiled pebbles enjoyable. First off, it's huge. No more picking up little poops at a time, this thing will shovel them all into the receptacle of choice. Less time playing around the cat's toilet is a good thing. Second, it's metal. It doesn't bend over for crap, or clumped up pee, even if it tries to cement itself to the bottom of the box. If you're not careful you may break a large clump into several smaller ones which means you have to give the box another pass. That's how awesome this thing is. Use the power responsibly. The handle has a nice rubber grip to it, seems like the metal extends through the handle. I no longer have the worry of it falling apart mid-scoop. On the bottom of the scoop is the DuraScoop name, which is something I didn't see in a similar scoop while cat-sitting. The only thing I'm debating is whether the slots are too big or not. I suppose it depends on how your cat does it's business, and the litter used. Sometimes if it's small it will slip through the slot & have to hold it in the scoop with care for it not to roll out the slot again. For the times where there is a lot of matter to shovel out, it works like a charm, sifting out the fine unsoiled granules of litter. When this thing is put to work, it does just that. Sure it's pricey compared to cheap flimsy plastic, but do you really want to spend a couple bucks every few months while flinging excrement & expletives or do you want do just clean the stinky litter box and get on with your life?

I have been using the cheap plastic scoop which I bought 14 years ago. It has got the job done pretty well. It has met a few challenging situations which I call Code Iceberg but with my little help we still managed to complete the mission. Lately it has been having some problems of going soft on hard clumps and sifting the sand due to the roughed surface of the plastic body. I felt it's time to let it go so it could enjoy its retirement and get a new one. This young new scoop is strong and smooth. The handle feels just right in my hand. It has sturdiness to push where it needs to be pushed. It gets the job done real fast.(in a good way) I think I'm in love too like all other people here. *One thing I don't like much is how it feels when the metal scrapes the corner/bottom of the litter box. **UPDATE: I've been using it almost for a month and it's still a 5 star scoop. Of course it's not perfect perfect but for this price? It definitely deserves 5 stars. I was just checking out 1 star reviews wondering why anyone would think this is one star scoop. Somehow they were so fun to read so I kept reading 2 star reviews too. Most reasons were that it was way too big. One person said it was more for lions,not for cats. haha >< My two male cats weigh 18 lbs each. They are not fat at all. Just their frame is big. One of them once had a problem with urinary track health and after that I got rid of the dry food and only feed the can food mixed with extra water. No problem whatsoever since then but they pee like a waterfall. The size of the clump is as big as an iceberg. With a plastic scoop a great deal of force needed to be applied and sometimes it just couldn't do the job because it bent. This strong&big metal scoop needs much less power and less scooping actions. It's purrfect for my cats. But then again I remember when I took care of my friend's tiny female cats for a while I was so shocked at how small the amount/size of the clumps they produced was. So if you have a tiny cat that makes tiny pee clumps this scoop is maybe not for you.

I was reluctant to spend $13 on a litter scoop, when I could just spend $1 at the store on one that 'got the job done just fine,' .. or so i thought. My husband and I recently ended up rescuing a small army of cats. Every room of our house there are cats, and at least 1 litter box. Needless to say, we scoop a lot of litter every day! My husband has taken oven litter duty, and he kept breaking my cheap little dollar store scoopers. So I decided it was time to look into investing in a decent litter scoop. I searched Amazon for a while before deciding on this scooper. There's another one I left in my cart, in case this one didn't work out, but after my husband's reaction last night, I don't think we'll need it. After he finished doing the boxes last night, I asked him "So how's the new scoop?" His reaction: "IT'S AWESOME!" He said: 1.) it greatly cut his scoop time down; (which is especially helpful since we both have back issues. The less time spent bent over, the better!) 2.) he can move around more litter at once without worrying about the scoop bending, like the plastic ones; 3.) the holes are a good size and the clumps don't break apart; 4.) and it does a good job of scraping the bottom of the boxes, so you don't miss any clumps that are usually stuck to the bottom. After letting my husband do the honors of using it first, later that night I briefly used it myself, and I have to agree with all the points he had made. (He even suggested we throw out all our plastic scoopers, and only use this one, so I guess I need to buy a few more of these lol) I also want to point out that even though it's all metal, it didn't feel super heavy. Obviously much heavier than the flimsy plastic ones, but not so heavy that you'd easily get fatigued using it for a while. The handle also felt comfortable; the width (girth?) felt like a good size. And there's even a hole at the end in case you want to hang it up between uses. We have litter boxes that are all shapes and sizes. Square, triangular, round; shallow, deep; covered, uncovered, etc. and this scoop worked well on each one. We only use regular clay scoopable cat litter, (because it's honestly the only thing we can afford,) so I can't comment on how it works on other types of cat litter. But on scoopable clay litter, it works beautifully. I took some rough measurements while taking pictures for this review. They're not laser accurate, but they're close enough to let you know what to expect if you bought it. Total length: Slightly over 13" Handle length: ~7 1/2" Scoop area length: ~5 3/4" Scoop area width: ~5 1/2" Scoop area depth: ~1 1/2" Scoop flat edge width: ~5 1/4" Sifting holes are about 1/2cm wide One of the reasons I was slightly hesitant to go with this company is because in the listing it states that the color handle you receive will vary. I'm usually not very good when it comes to surprises, but I tried to convince myself that 'it's just a litter scooper; who cares about the color of the handle.' The color I ended up receiving was pink. It doesn't look quite as nice as the teal they show in their pictures, but it's alright. I'd prefer to spend an extra couple dollars and actually be able to choose the color myself though. Since the scoop is solid metal from end to end, I expect it to be quite durable and last, at a minimum, a few years. (Even the cheap $1 plastic ones would last 6mo-1yr.) I am giving it 5 stars for now, but if anything starts to go south within the next year or so, I will definitely update this review. Let me know if you have any questions I might be able to answer. I hope you found this review and/or the pictures helpful. :) UPDATE: We've been using this scoop for almost a month now, and i gotta say, my husband and I still love it as much as we did when we first got it. It really does make scooping the boxes a million times faster. So far I literally have no complaints whatsoever. It really IS awesome! I'll definitely be buying more, so we don't have to carry this one from room to room. UPDATE #2: It broke after 8 months of use. (See pics) I ended up buying another one to replace it, but I'm going to have to knock a star off my rating. I'm hoping it was just a fluke, but if any more break, I think I'll have to find something more durable. :/

I just bought this new scoop and love it! I read the reviews before buying and, now that I have the scoop, I'm confused by some of the complaints. - Some are saying that the slots are too wide. I went to the trouble to measure them and they are 3/8-inch as are the slots on my plastic scoop. - Some said the it is heavy. While it is certainly heavier than a plastic scoop I weighed it and it only weighs 9.8oz; about as much as a potato. Unless you work in a kennel cleaning 40 litter boxes a day, it shouldn't be too onerous to use this scoop. Plus, I find that it is easier on my wrist since it doesn't bend or force me to twist my wrist to lift it from the litter like the plastic one does. - As for sharp edges: They are sharper than they could be but they are not sharp like a knife. Once I start using a scoop though, I will never touch the metal edges so I don't see that as a problem for me. Also, unless that person who complained about it cutting the edge of the litter box is hacking at the box like they are chopping wood, I don't see how this will cause much damage! Even so, The manufacturer might want to trim those edges better. - Then there's the thing about scooping all the litter out vs. just the clumps. If you are old-school and want to use a shovel to remove all the litter, fine. But then you shouldn't buy a scoop with slots and complain about the slots! Those of us who can't afford to waste the unsullied litter, sift out the clumps from clumping litter and let the rest fall through the slots back into the box. It's a good thing! I use the front corner of this scoop that doesn't have a slot to pick out the little stray bits that are too small for the slots to get. It works fine. This scoop seems durable. My cheap plastic scoop cost $5 and lasted 5 year so this had better last me 13 years. I suspect it will.

I bought this scoop back in March 2024, and as I’m writing this in November 2025, it’s still going strong — and trust me, with four cats, this thing has seen some things. Build Quality (aka: Indestructible Metal Pancake Turner of Doom) • This is the rare tool that feels like it was forged in the fires of Mount Doom for the sole purpose of battling clumps. • Solid metal, no flex, no bending, no cracking. • The handle hasn’t loosened. • The scoop hasn’t warped. • It hasn’t rusted. • It hasn’t even blinked in the face of daily scooping. If my house burned down, this scoop would probably survive and judge me for not scooping earlier. Performance (yes, I’m reviewing performance of a poop tool) • It sifts quickly. • It holds a lot at once. • The slots are perfectly sized so clean litter falls through fast and the clumps stay put. You know those scoops where you have to aggressively shake them like you’re trying to sift gold in the Yukon? Yeah, no. This one just does its job gracefully. Grip & Comfort (my wrist noticed the difference) The rubber handle is actually comfortable — no slipping, no digging into your skin, even during the great 4-box cleaning marathon. The questions I had before buying: I included a video, so you can see the movement, the angle, and the sturdiness. • It is metal • The grip is comfy. After 1.5 years it’s still intact and hasn’t degraded. • Does the mirror finish come off? Nope. It’s not paint — nothing has rubbed off. • It’s heavier than plastic, but in that reassuring, this-thing-won’t-bend kind of way. Durability Verdict After 1.5 years of daily scooping, I can confidently say that this scoop will probably outlive me and be inherited by future generations. ⭐ Final Thoughts If you’re tired of flimsy scoops that bend, crack, or shame you for owning multiple cats… this is the one. I genuinely didn’t know I could like a litter scoop... but here we are.

I discovered this after reading a review for the Guru scoop holder. The reviewer highlighted this as the ultimate scoop. It took a while to arrive and I would have like to have chosen the colour of the handle, but as luck would have it, I was sent the one I wanted anyway. This is a super-scoop indeed. Heavy and sturdy. I don't think I could damage this even if I tried. And it is really good at doing what it's made for. Easy to use. As it's large, it is quick to use and the holes feel well-positioned. I like that there are solid bits at the side so that any small bits that fall through the holes can be captured. Overall, a scoop for life. If you have a litter tray, then you should definitely get one of these.

Nachdem mir mehrere andere Modelle abgebrochen, auseinandergefallen und unter sonstigen Umstaenden ausgefallen sind habe ich diese Schaufel gefunden. Wahrscheinlich die letzte Schaufel die ich jemals kaufen muss. Durchgaengiges solides Material. Ein Griff der wirklich ein kompletter Griff ist. Tolle Gummierung, gross, gute Siebfunktion so dass auch wirklich alles aus dem Streu entfernt werden kann. Einige Rezensenten haben den Preis bemaengelt. Ich habe fuer die anderen Schaufeln im Tierladen und auch hier bei Amazon auch immer ca. 10€ bezahlt. Hier sind es jetzt 5€ mehr fuer ein absolut ueberlegenes Produkt dass man mir innerhalb von einer Woche aus den USA zugeschickt hat. Wenn ich mir im Jahr drei Schaufeln zu 10€ kaufen muss weil die alle Schrott sind dann investiere ich lieber einmal 15€. Jedenfalls meine Einstellung.

Estoy muy satisfecha con mi nueva palita para limpiar el arenero de mis gatitas! El tamaño es grande y rapido limpio sus areneros, me gusta mucho que se ve muy resistente ya que tengo una gatita que le gusta hacer sus asuntos hasta el fondo del arenero y a veces me costaba trabajo remover la suciedad, con esta palita es muy facil y no tengo temor de que se rompa como me pasaba con las de plastico. Es un poquito pesada perp supongo que es porque antes utilizaba de plastico, asi que me tomara un par de dias mas para acostumbrarme a esta.

Looking at this scoop the quality is fantastic well worth the money, I was so excited when this cam, yes I know that sounds sad but if something can make cleaning easyer then I'm going to get excited. I used it and it was easy no bending or taking forever. This is great for clumping cat litter and myself I think the holes are to big for non clumping litter everything but big poop would fall. It's very well made no way will this break like the plastic scoops, Size is about 5" and its deep, its a good size I personally can't be doing with little scoops that take for ever to get stuff out the tray, with this one I've found 2 scoops and its done brilliant! Perfect for large deep litter trays. This is alot more hygienic with it being metal nothing can soak in to the metal unlike the plastic scoops that hold lots of germs even after cleaning, I think to myself why did I waste time and money on plastic ones I should have just bought this, to cat owners reading this you will not be disappointed its a must have its worth the money you will save loads.