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Pooper Scooper, Long Handle Dog Pooper Scooper, Heavy Duty Stainless Steel Rake, Tray & Spade Set for Pet Waste Removal, Use on Grass, Dirt or Gravel
$38.24
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- Durable Sturdy Metal Design: Our pooper scooper is made of high-quality stainless steel and sturdy aluminium to ensure durability and strength, it will never bend or break again. Thanks to its unique clip-on structure and reliable locking mechanism, the pooper scooper will never spin around or fall apart
- Adjustable Ergonomic Handle: This dog pooper scooper comes with a tray, a spade and a scooping rake, all of which have three adjustable long handles. The tray can reach up to 38"and the rake up to 37", so dog owners of all ages and abilities can clean up after their pets without having to bend over or squat down
- Easy to Assemble & Store: Each handle comes in a separate bag clearly marked 'rake', 'spade' or 'tray', so there's no need to sort any pieces out. The handles are made up of three detachable tubes which are very easy to assemble — simply push them in and click them together. The metal pooper scooper comes with two storage clips that can be clipped together and placed on the ground or hung on hooks when not in use
- Lightweight & Rust Proof: The pooper scooper for large dogs is made of lightweight, sturdy aluminium that is treated with a non-stick coating. It is super sturdy and resistant to dirt and rust, and has a longer lifespan than plastic ones. This scooper comes with a rake, spade and tray, making it easy to clean yards and kennels
- Multipurpose Use: This pooper scooper is suitable for medium and small dogs and can be used on various surfaces, such as grass, concrete or gravel. It's an ideal choice for picking up pet waste, garden leaves and debris
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