239 reviews forCatIt Litter Scoop

Although in theory nice to do the job quickly, in practice is so big it’s a bit impractical and easy to lose bits due to large holes

Plastic is just plastic. Unfortunately, the shovel breaks after a while.

Actually, I love the scoop, perfect for our litter, works quickly, but it also breaks quickly... not sturdy at all. I've ordered the fourth one since June.

The product design is good, but the material is very brittle and unfortunately has already broken twice for us after a short time.

Ordered twice and both times it broke after just a few months. It's very hard and brittle. It was used to scoop clumping litter made of wood and corn (so a lightweight material). Such a shame, as it actually has a good size, the holes are very suitable for coarser litter (long-haired cats), and it fits well in the hand. But it's just too expensive for me in the long run if it breaks so quickly.

She makes a very good impression compared to those 99-cent shovels and is great to use. But at the end of the day, it's still a plastic product, and it broke just like the cheap ones after only a few weeks. I'm now ordering one made of metal to produce less plastic waste.

Scoop is nearly as big as our Labrador. I don't think my litter trays are deep enough to use it.

The shovel is too big for my purpose, and the holes are too large as well.

If you are using eco pellet litter, forget about it, the holes are too big everything falls through the scoop!

Unfortunately, absolutely not ideal. Too bulky and poorly shaped, even for XXL cat litter trays. Sadly, it doesn’t manage to break up the clumped litter, as despite the bulky design, the quality leaves much to be desired, and the scoop feels like it’s about to break when dealing with large clumps. It’s no sturdier than a regular scoop costing less than €1. A waste of money.

First of all, the advantages: a stand and two holes through which you can thread a cord. But unfortunately, that's about it! A massive shovel that pushes into the litter and, due to its balloon shape, gets stuck like a parachute. You end up with what feels like two kilos of clumps in the shovel and have to keep starting over. A flat shovel works much better with the litter. Unfortunately, completely useless. Luckily, I got this item with my bonus points.

We have really large toilets, but this scoop gave us a good laugh – it's huge and completely misshapen, not suitable for us at all. More suited to a horse stable :-)

This is unfortunately STILL the only (?) scoop in this size with the right perforation, because it breaks after just a few weeks when trying to loosen clumps from the litter box. Such a shame – why not just do a proper job and make the thing sturdier, Catit?

The large sieve surface is great, but unfortunately, it doesn’t last three months. After wearing out three of them already, I won’t be buying them anymore.

I brought this before the other reviews on here but it's so big and the holes are massive that I only used it once with my fine clumping litter before going back to my fine scoop one. Perhaps it would be ok with Catsan original if you use that.

The handle broke after a couple of months. It was good before that though just not very strong

Large scoop that does manage to sift out the non-clumped litter. However, pouring the waste into a bag or box with the large scoop without spilling anything – tricky. Additionally, you first need to find a spot to store the large scoop...

The scoop is far too big and unwieldy. The sieve holes are also much too coarse and let smaller "clumps" through easily. As a result, it starts to smell quickly, and the litter has to be completely replaced more often than necessary. We used the scoop with CatsBest Öko litter and ended up getting rid of both fairly quickly.

It's good for people with more than one cat because it's a really big scoop but the problem is some holes are too large so the litter gets saturated quicker. If the make the holes a bit smaller it would be perfect!

Large, perfectly suited for clumping litter and sturdy – or so I thought. After a few months, the material became brittle and promptly broke a few days ago.