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Slotted scoops for quick, tidy everyday litter-tray maintenance.
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Handy Max Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.49
Cat Litter Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.35
A no-nonsense plastic litter scoop for daily tray maintenance — comes in assorted colours.
£4.99
A litter scoop with a wide, high-impact plastic head for clumping litter
From£1.49
Cat Litter Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.19
Handy Max Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.49
Cat Litter Scoop with ergonomic handle, made from +98% recycled plastic
£1.75
A jumbo litter scoop with an attachable caddy that clips onto the tray itself
£4.99
A sturdy metal litter scoop with a long, comfort-grip handle and fine sifting slots that quickly sift clumps from clean litter while keeping your hand well away from the tray. Dura
£11.99
Buying guide
The best setup is the one your cat can reach, use comfortably and accept consistently.
Fine litter needs narrower slots than large pellets: the aim is to retain clumps or waste while allowing clean litter to fall back into the tray.
A firm edge helps lift material from the base of the tray, while a comfortable handle matters when several trays are cleaned each day. Check the dimensions rather than judging from the product image alone.
Cats Protection recommends removing urine and faeces at least twice a day, with more frequent scooping for cats that will not reuse a soiled tray. Keep the scoop somewhere hygienic but convenient enough that the routine is easy to maintain.
Choose narrower slots that hold the clumps while sifting clean grains back into the tray. Wider slots are generally better suited to larger pellets.
Remove urine and faeces at least twice a day and more often if your cat avoids a used tray. A full clean is still needed regularly; scooping does not replace it.
Care guidance checked against Cats Protection’s toileting advice.
