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Pooper Scooper for Large Dogs, Adjustable Long Handle Metal Tray and Spade Poop Scooper for Dogs with Bin for Pet Waste Removal, No Bending Clean Up Pooper Scooper for Medium and Large Dogs
$41.99
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- ★ BIGGER IS BETTER – this sturdy metal tray is improved to an extra large size of 10*9.6*3.2in, and spade is 50% thicker and wider than others to collect more dog waste, save you the time and hassle of going back and forth, works especially great for owners of multiple large dogs.
- ★ NO MORE BENDING - Adjustable 3-section handle reaches up to 38”, this heavy duty cleaning helper makes pick-up and transport of dog waste more comfortable and especially easy for tall pet parents, no more sore backs!
- ★ DURABLE AND LIGHTWEIGHT - Handle is made of premium stainless steel, tray, and spade are made of aluminum material, this poop scooper is super sturdy, resistant to rust and dirty, but lightweight to hold along your walk with your furry friends.
- ★ MULTIFUNCTIONAL – This extra large and durable spade is ideal for flat land in your yard or kennels, keep clean always without the need of countless plastic bags, with the thickened material, it can even be used for frozen objects cleanup without any worries of bending like other thin and flimsy spades on the market.
- ★ EASY TO CLEAN AND STORAGE – Treated with non-stick coating, this poop scooper set is very easy to clean, just hose off after use. Detachable design which is easy to assemble and disassemble to save space, or hang up with the eyelet on handle.
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