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Pooper Scooper, Detachable Long Handle Dog Pooper Scoopers with Heavy Duty Metal Rake, Tray & Spade, Durable Pooper Scooper for Large Medium Small Dogs, Great for Lawn, Grass, Dirt, Gravel, Yard
$38.99
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- Durable and Sturdy: Our pooper scooper is made from stainless steel and aluminium, making it more durable and long-lasting than plastic scoopers. The unique clip-on interlocking structure ensures that all parts will never dislodge or fall apart during use.
- Long Ergonomic Handle: Our specially designed segmented handles can extend to 38 inch (for the rake). Compared to a traditional dog pooper scooper, it is more comfortable and convenient to use. The longer handle allows you to pick up pet waste without having to bend over
- Easy to Clean and Rust-proof: The tray, rake and spade are made of aluminium with a non-stick coating, so they can simply be rinsed with water. Since the pet pooper scooper is rust-resistant, it can be left outside. It is lightweight and can be used on any surface, such as grass, concrete, gravel and dirt.
- Simple Assembly and Storage: Each handle comes in a clearly marked bag, so there's no need to sort any pieces out. The handles have three sections and can be easily disassembled or put together. You can use the two storage clips attached to snap the handles together for fast and simple storage, or hang them on hooks.
- Multipurpose Use: This pooper scooper is suitable for large, medium and small dogs. It's an ideal choice for picking up pet waste, garden leaves and other debris.
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