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Boss Pet Dog Waste Grabbers
$24.99
Keep your hands and your yard clean with the Boss Pet Dog Waste Grabber. Durable and reliable, with serrated edges specially designed for picking up waste on grass and gravel, making this perfect to use in your yard or anywhere along your walks. Made of strong but lightweight plastic, this...
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Keep your hands and your yard clean with the Boss Pet Dog Waste Grabber. Durable and reliable, with serrated edges specially designed for picking up waste on grass and gravel, making this perfect to use in your yard or anywhere along your walks. Made of strong but lightweight plastic, this waste grabber can be rinsed off after use for less-stinky storage in your home. Aluminum shaft for years of durability. 26.5" long to eliminate stooping and reaching. Dual springs on grabber jaws keep them firmly closed.
• 26.5 inches in length helps eliminate bending
• Comfortable grip
• Serrated edges specially designed to pick up waste on grass and gravel
• Dual springs keep jaws closed
• Strong yet lightweight plastic jaws and handle
• Aluminum shaft for years of durability
• Can be rinsed easily after use for cleaner storagePlastic, aluminum
Length 26.5"
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