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Arm & Hammer Pooper Scooper Claw Scoop Dog Poop Scooper for Yard Pet Waste Management System
$25.88
About This
- No Touch Pooper Scooper for Dogs: Effortlessly clean up after your furry friend with the Arm and Hammer claw poop scooper for dogs - designed for one-handed use, it's quick and easy with no bags needed
- No More Bending, Kneeling, or Squatting: Reach further with the 27-inch extended claw on this dog pooper scooper - perfect for picking up waste without straining your back or getting your hands dirty. Just squeeze the inner handle to open the scoop jaws & release to close
- Sturdy and Durable Construction: Made of heavy-duty, durable plastic & stands upright on its own for mess free storage. Collapsable for storage and travel. Less messy than a broom and dustpan set, perfect for your dog housebreaking supplies
- Keep your lawn looking great - the scoop on this poop scooper works on all surfaces, so you can use it on grass, concrete, and more. Spacing between teeth grabs waste but leaves grass & gravel behind
- Arm & Hammer, Odor Control You Can Trust: From waste bag dispensers and litter box wipes to litter pans, liners, scoops, and pet beds, Arm & Hammer has you and your pet covered with mess-fighting solutions that people know and trust
Overview
- Material : Plastic
- Color : Black/Penny
- Brand : Arm & Hammer
- Item dimensions L x W x H : 27 x 6 x 6.8 inches
- Item Weight : 250 Grams
- Style : Claw Scooper
- Handle Material : Metal
- Blade Material : Plastic
- Is Foldable : Yes
- Grip Type : Contoured
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