Collar silicone slow-feed mat WAU DOG 20.5×20.5×1.7 cm blue

The Collar silicone slow-feed mat WAU DOG 20.5×20.5×1.7 cm in blue is a flexible, food-safe feeding accessory designed to reduce rapid eating in dogs and puppies. Its textured surface creates small pockets and channels that separate kibble and soft food, encouraging slower ingestion and more chewing. Made from durable silicone, the mat is heat-resistant and pliable for convenient storage and handling, while its non-slip base helps keep it in place during mealtime.

Advantages

This slow-feed mat promotes calmer eating habits by physically spacing out food portions and stimulating chewing, which can help improve digestion and reduce gulping. The silicone construction is easy to clean by hand or in a dishwasher, resists odors and stains, and remains flexible for rolling or folding when not in use. The textured design and low profile make it suitable for use on various surfaces without sliding, and the material is safe for contact with pet food.

Suitable for

• Dogs and puppies that tend to eat too quickly
• Meals with dry kibble, wet food, or mixed textures
• Training sessions where controlled portions are needed
• Indoor use on floors, feeding stations, or mats

Key specifications

• Material: food-grade silicone
• Dimensions: 20.5 × 20.5 × 1.7 cm
• Color: blue
• Surface: textured with pockets and channels to slow feeding
• Cleaning: dishwasher-safe and hand-washable
• Design: flexible, rollable, and non-slip base

How to use

Place the silicone mat on a flat surface and spread a measured portion of dry kibble, wet food, or a combination across the textured surface, ensuring food fills the pockets and channels. Supervise initial use to ensure the pet interacts safely with the mat. After feeding, scrape off remaining food and rinse or place the mat in the dishwasher for thorough cleaning. Allow the mat to dry completely before storing rolled or flat.

Usage recommendations

Use the mat with appropriate portion sizes to prevent overfeeding; consult feeding guidelines for your pet's age and weight. Introduce the mat gradually for puppies or anxious eaters, and monitor for wear. Avoid direct contact with open flames or sharp objects. Replace the mat if it shows signs of damage.