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Is your dog a messy eater? Some dogs are just not very dainty and manage to get food and water everywhere. The zoolove Silicone Placemat will protect your floor from any food or water spills. This elegant, non-slip placemat is part of the zoolove from zooplus collection. It is made from premium silicone and has a slightly raised edge which stops food and drink from falling onto the floor. The smooth surface of the mat is easy to keep clean. It can be wiped over with a damp cloth or if it needs a deep clean it can be popped into the dishwasher. Your kitchen floor stays clean and your dog can enjoy its food as much as it wants to. When you buy the zoolove Silicone Placemat you are helping pets in need because 10%* of the sale price of each zoolove product goes to a selected animal charity. The zoolove Silicone Placemat glance: Top quality silicone: Flexible but keeps its shape Raised edge: Food and liquids stay on the mat Non-slip: Keeps food bowl steady Hygienic: Dishwasher safe, easy to wipe clean Smooth surface Elegant design with zoolove-Logo Colour: white Material: Silicone Thickness: 1mm, with raised edge Size: 48 x 30 x 1.5 cm (L x W xH) * = excluding VAT Just a little means a lot - zoolove cares! ❤ zoolove: Just do good! For every zoolove product sold, 10% of the sales price is automatically donated, with 100% of this donation going to animal welfare charities. Every two months, a registered pet charity is carefully selected to enjoy some zoolove support. On our social network sites and the zooplus website, you will find detailed information on the current recipient of these donations, the current donation amount and what the donations are being used for. Thanks to this transparency, animal lovers have the chance to closely follow what is happening!
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Are raised dog bowls good for dogs?
They can help dogs with arthritis or neck problems eat more comfortably. However, they do not prevent bloat, and one study linked them to a higher bloat risk in large and giant breeds. If you have a deep-chested dog, ask your vet first.
How often should I clean my dog’s bowls?
Wash food bowls after every meal, especially with wet food, and clean and refill water bowls at least once a day. Use hot soapy water or the dishwasher, and keep a separate sponge for pet bowls.
