If your dog or cat likes to gobble down their meals, then the Trixie Slow Feed Foot Mat may be able to help. The grooves on the mat makes it difficult for your pet to wolf down their food. It promotes slower eating, which can support healthy digestion. The Trixie Slow Feed Foot Mat is suitable to use with all kinds of food, including wet food and paste treats. It is easy to clean and hygienic as it is dishwasher safe. Trixie Slow Feed Foot Mat - Silicone at a glance: Interactive anti-gobbling mat for cats and dogs Can be used in many ways: suitable for wet dry food, pastes and snacks Promotes slow eating: the grooves make it difficult for your pet to gobble food, slow eating can contribute to good digestion Keeps your pet occupied for long periods of time Non-slip even on slippery floors Material: silicone Dimensions: 24cm diameter Colour: green/ grey (not freely selectable) Cleaning: dishwasher safe Please note: No toy is completely indestructible. As with any other product, please supervise your pet with this toy. Check the product regularly for damage, and replace the toy if it is damaged or missing any pieces to avoid potential injury to your pet.
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £11.19
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Replace plastic bowls once they are scratched, as scratches are hard to keep clean.
- Test an automatic feeder for a few days while you are at home before relying on it.
- In multi-cat homes where one cat has a special diet, a microchip feeder keeps the others out.
Common questions
How often should I change a cat fountain filter?
Follow the manufacturer’s schedule, which is usually every few weeks and is printed on the filter pack. Replace it sooner if the water looks cloudy or the flow slows. Clean the pump and bowl at the same time.
Why won’t my cat drink water from its bowl?
Common reasons are water placed right next to the food, a bowl that is too narrow or deep, stale water or a strong-smelling cleaning product. Try a wide bowl in a different room or a fountain. If your cat suddenly drinks much more or much less than usual, see your vet.
