Paws & Pals Cat Litter Scooper, Beige

This scooper looks OK, but don't be fooled! It is super floppy and unstable because the metal handle only goes about halfway into the rubber grip. The rubber is loose and slides around. I bought this scooper because I wanted to save a few bucks. But now I just wish I had gotten the Durascoop Jumbo instead.

The metal handle on this is 3 1/2 in long, but the rubber cover extends another 2 in. Holding the scooper you feel that the rubber cover bends at the point where the metal stops. There's no hack for this because the metal handle is an oval shape. To keep the price point competitive, the manufacturer cut corners on the metal and covered it up with less durable rubber. And the full length of the handle is short.

This was to be a replacement for my old scoop for better use with larger grain clumping litter. The handle only has metal to the half way point, and bends under the waight of the litter I have cut off the entire rear half of the handle so that I know that what I grab is sterdy and will not fold in half while I scoop

The handle on this thing is way to short and the rubber grip isn't even attached so it spins around while I am trying to scoop. Very disappointed with this item

I didn't know I could love a litter scoop. The metal makes scraping easy and the handle is nice to grip. The handle is a bit flexible, which some people might not like, but it doesn't bother me.

This cat litter scooper is strong enough to scrape all of the hardened and clumped cat litter off of the bottom of the litter box handily. It is a bit bigger than I had thought and it is a little heavy. So if you have weak hands, it may be too heavy to use. However, the previous metal scoops I have had were much lighter and just didn't hold up.

I finally found the best, litter scooper, finally, it's perfect, the litter never gets stuck on it or anything I absolutely love it highly recommend buying it it's worth the $10.00

I got this scooper when I adopted a second cat and needed to put a second litter box in the room where the second cat was isolating. The scooper is sturdy, the litter sifts through the openings really well, and even the smallest bits of waste remain in the scooper. Now that both cats are living together and the second litter box is in the utility room next to the first box, I’m still using this scooper as my first choice over the one I had.

Metal does not go all the way through the rubber handle so you still have to hold it closer to the scoop to avoid the rubber being flexible.

I ordered this thinking it would be just what I needed, but it is to heavy and cumbersome.