Cat Litter Scoop with Holder and Waste Bags

The usual routine needs two hands. Scoop, hold the clump over a bag you're trying to open with the other hand, walk to the trash can, come back for the next one. Three trips for every clump, and the box still isn't done.

This cat litter scoop has the bag holder built onto it, which turns a three-trip job into one movement. Lift a clump, tip it into the holder underneath, keep going.

Scoop, bag and tie without putting it down:

• Holder twists onto the scoop: the two work as one piece, so nothing is balanced and nothing is carried
• Bag roll lives inside the handle: pull the end up, fold it over the rim, and the next bag is already loaded
• Narrow sifting slots: clean granules and fine dust fall back into the box, clumps stay on the shovel
• Less litter thrown away: clean litter goes back in the box instead of into the trash
• Stands upright by the box: the dirty end never touches a drawer or a shelf

Pull the end of the bag up through the top, fold it over the rim and twist the scoop back on. Line the arrows up before you twist, or the lock won't seat.

When the bag is full you lift it out, tie it, and the next one is already there.

The head is drilled with narrow slots, so clean granules pour straight back into the box while the clumps stay on the shovel. The fine dust goes through with them.

When the bag fills, lift it out of the holder, tie it and drop in the next. All of it without setting the scoop down or walking anywhere.

It lives next to the box. The scoop stands upright beside the litter box rather than lying flat in a cabinet, so the part that touches the litter never touches anything else.

Specifications

• Design: Scoop twists onto a bag holder, used as one piece
• Material: PP plastic
• Assembled height: 11.4 in (29 cm)
• Scoop head: 3.9 × 4.7 in (10 × 12 cm), sifting slots 0.2 × 0.3 in (6 × 8 mm)
• Included: Scoop, bag holder and refill waste bag rolls
• Best for: Small and medium cats, not large breeds

Load the first bag, stand it beside the box, and litter duty becomes a one-handed job that's done in a couple of minutes, with nothing carried across the floor.