3-Pack Dog Cat Food Spoons for Cans

These are pretty good at getting cat food out of cans. I'm not sure how, but I'd like to see these modified to allow users to scrape every last bit out. (The cat food cans I use have little ridges that trap bits of food in them. If I were to attempt to clean the cans to recycle them, it would be very difficult to get it all out.) I assume that's why one edge of the scoop is longer than the other, but it's not narrow enough to get it all out.Prior to buying these, I was using mini spatulas. Those spatulas got all cut up on the metal edges of the cans, sometimes even depositing tiny pieces of silicone into their food. And so, I finally found these. If you feed your cats a wet food diet and have to give less than an entire can at a time, these are a necessity.I recommend these, just make sure you clean them before each use (which is a bit challenging but use a sponge or a dish brush and it's not that hard) and don't drop or microwave these. They are made of melamine and contain toxic chemicals that are stable when used properly. If you do drop one, throw it away. Don't try to glue it back together and then continue to use it on your pet's food!

This does seem to be for left handed folks. When I tried to use to scoop wet food from can, it was "opposite" of what I needed, to scoop with the dipping part of the spoon. Also, as the spoon part is deeper than most, it doesn't "let go" of the wet food and is difficult to simply rinse off. A more shallow spoon of even dimensions would have worked better. I did like the longer handle, the colors available, and the sharp point on the end of the handle which would be good to separate shredded or chunky food. Not the best for what we need/use it for.

Pet food spoons arrived today. First impression: smaller than I expected. After using, I do wish they were larger. That being said, the spoons do exactly what they are supposed to do, and, they do it well. My cat food comes in 3-1/2 ounce cans. These spoons fit the interior edges of the can very well. They serve to portion out the food. They are sturdy and colorful. I’m still adjusting to the ergonomic handle—-it just doesn’t come easily for me. They will do the job4 Stars only because of the size issue. But, the size may be perfect for other types of pets and hands

For $13, these spoons do a fantastic job of scraping the sides of each can of food, making sure you get every amount of food you paid for out of the can and onto the bowl. The back of these spoons also come to a point, making it easy to get under and lift off the can top if needed. I use each of these spoons twice a day and then thrown them in the dishwasher for a quick clean. Only downside would be the curve of the spoon means water will splash back at you when running the faucet on it, but that's more of a fun surprise.

My GF said they are good at getting all the food out of the can, even in hard to reach places. I got these for her so she had dedicated spoons for her pet to avoid using our spoons.

They work great for scooping, but do seem to be a bit hard to clean.

Recently have started feeding our senior pooch some canned food. A regular spoon was never long enough to scrape out the last in the can, and it was messy. These nifty spoons have a long handle and are shaped just perfectly to get the last bits of canned food out of the can. The smooth plastic is easy to wash/clean. Our younger dog doesn’t mind trying to lick it clean either! Excellent idea and product!!

I have been helping look after some stray cats and kittens in my neighborhood, and when trying to get food out of the tins, I've been using a mini silicone spatula. Unfortunately, the sharp edges have chewed up said spatulas so I have been looking for another tool to use (forks don't get everything). I mentioned it to some online friends, one of whom directed me to this product, so I thought I'd give it a try. They were smaller than I had expected, but definitely do the job, so there is less food left in the can and more food available for the cats. So far so good!