Stainless Steel Matte Finish Pet Scoops — Convenient Scoops for Dry Dog and Cat Food - 5½", 12 oz

I’ve been trying all sorts of scoops for my birdseed and cat food containers. Regular scoops would always fill over. I don’t like how much these cost, but I have to say they are so much easier to use without spillage.

I thought it was going to be a little bigger than what it was prior to receiving the "scoop". I got lucky because it works just as it needs too. If it was bigger, it would be an inconvenience for my needs. with that being said it hold 2-3 cups of play sand. Its metal and scoops up through loose material very well and confident in its ability to dig into tougher materials also. I would say that it's held up well. I've dropped it a time or 6 and it's still together (tailgate height). I use it for pesticides, and fertilizers.

this the perfect scooper for our large dog food it gives them the perfect amount every scoop. I love that it is stainless steel so it is easy to clean and looks good sitting on shelf awaiting next feeding, I would definitely recommend this this item for anyone who wants to make a wise choice and could use for multiple uses if needed to.

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Well built and inexpensive food scoop. Highly recommended.

It's comes in good use , the value for the money is good , the use is good , the build quality is good , the size is perfect , it's ease to clean , and it came in on time.

Okay, I'm a cheap ass . . . just ask my wife and she'll tell you that. Our cat food container has a soup can with a pinched lip on one side that I use for filling the feeder. I've talked about putting a handle of some kind on it for years. Now that arthritis has set into my hands, I find it uncomfortable to hold the soup can by the ends to scoop cat food.My wife feeds about half of our income to the birdies in the yard, or so it seems. We go through a LOT of birdseed. She transfers the bags of seed into 5 gallon buckets to store in the shed since they stack so well. From the bucket, she uses a plastic scoop to fill the feeders. The scoop is too large to easily fit into the bucket. So, she told me to find her another scoop for her birdseed.I stumbled onto the listing for 2 stainless steel scoops for a little over eight bucks. I didn't expect too much, but there are two of them, so maybe we could kill two birds . . . oh, let me rephrase that, maybe we could both use one. I ordered these, and they arrived in two days with Prime shipping.Okay, the WOW Factor - Wow! They are made well, sturdy and have a handle. I mean they are thick stainless steel and appear that they will last a long time. They work well in her 5 gallon buckets, and my cat foot can. The only drawback I see, for my hand size, I only get a couple fingers in the handle, but I found them easy to use anyhow.Great price, well made to last, I like them, my wife likes them, they work better than an old soup can . . . what's not to like!? Even if you don't currently need them, you'll find a use for them, so buy a set or two! You'll thank me later.

It works. I guess its designed for feeding horses because no dog should be eating this much food a day. What is this, 2 1/2 cups? Its just too big and the end is sharp. It just isn't a well thought out product.