Van Ness Litter Scoop

I have 3 cats and I scoop a minimum of 10 times a day. This scooper is a great value. BUT the real reason I wanted to write is to ask a question. WHO is the Einstein that decided to put the very sticky label on the scoop part instead of the handle ???? Seriously ?? Have you used your own product after trying to remove this label? Move the label to the handle please.

This works. I'm using it to clear out my house rabbits' litter boxes, which I fill with sWeatScoop unscented litter. The spaces between the tines are narrow enough to let the litter pass through and still catch the bunny poops, which I then throw in the compost bin (bunny poop makes excellent compost). At $1 and change it's a bargain.

This item is one where I got what I paid for. The scoop is very light. It's difficult to remove the label which left glue and bits of paper behind. Lifting solid waste has already bowed some of the plastic strips. I've already replaced the scoops although it's better than nothing.

I'm not able to effectively scrape the littler box to get any stuck clumps up with this scooper. The plastic is cheap and flimsy and bends as I try to scrape. It went in the trash after 2 uses.

I bought this scoop to keep on my camper for when I take one of my cats camping.`For the single litter box and light use it is great and does the job very well. It was a bargain for what I needed it for.

This would be a great litter scoop if the plastic was harder. When I tried to scoop solid clumps of litter that stick to the back of the box, it was completely ineffective.

I had this for about a month before it snapped while scooping a clump of litter. So for the cheap price it worked well, but if you don't want to replace your scoop often then you might want something sturdier. Or just buy multiple so that you have one ready when the first one breaks.

For the price, this is a terrific litter scoop! It's a little flexible. My last scoop was very brittle and the handle snapped off.

Least expensive of the scoops and does what it needs to! Some smaller clumps slip through the holes though

I have used longer handle scoopers and wound up flinging clumps out of the box. This small scooper allows perfect control.