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Pooper Scooper, Long Handle Pet Supplies Dog Pooper Scooper with Stainless Metal Tray and Rake for Large Medium Small Dogs Heavy Duty, Use on Grass, Dirt or Gravel
$31.49
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- Durable and Sturdy: This pooper scooper is made entirely from high-quality stainless steel for long-lasting durability. Thanks to its unique clip-on structure and reliable locking mechanism, the metal pooper scooper will never spin around or fall apart. Despite its all-metal construction, it is lightweight and portable
- Long Ergonomic Handle: Our dog pooper scooper comes complete with a tray and rake to make clean-ups quick and easy. It is suitable for use on all surfaces, such as grass, gravel and cement. Both the tray and the rake have an adjustable long handle so you can clean up your dog's waste without having to bend over
- Easy to Clean and Rust Proof: The tray and rake are made of aluminum and treated with non-stick coating, so it can be simply rinsed with water. Since the pet scooper is rust-resistant, you can leave it outside
- Simple Assembly and Storage: Each handle comes in a separate bag, so you don't even have to sort any pieces out. The handles have 3 sections, you can easily disassemble it or put it together. You can use the storage clip attached to snap the handles together for fast and simple storage, or hang them on hooks
- 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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