Feeding mat Segula 70932 dog/cat

The Segula 70932 feeding mat for dog and cat is a compact, practical mat made from durable rubber. Measuring 247 mm by 198 mm with an 8 mm thickness, this green mat is designed to protect floors from food and water spills and to keep bowls stable during feeding. Its rubber construction provides grip on most indoor surfaces and is resistant to everyday wear, simplifying maintenance of the feeding area.

Advantages

The rubber material resists slipping and helps contain spills, making cleaning faster and reducing the need to wipe floors frequently. Its compact rectangular footprint fits easily beside cabinets or under small feeding stations while the 8 mm thickness provides a barrier that protects delicate floor finishes from moisture and scratches. The green color offers a neutral, unobtrusive look that integrates with many interiors.

Suitable for

• Small to medium dog and cat feeding areas
• Protecting laminate, tile, wood and vinyl floors from spills
• Use under food and water bowls to reduce slipping and mess
• Temporary travel or boarding situations where a compact mat is needed

Key specifications

• Material: durable rubber
• Length: 247 mm
• Width: 198 mm
• Thickness: 8 mm
• Color: green
• Design: rectangular low-profile mat

How to use

Place the feeding mat on a clean, dry section of floor and position bowls centrally on the mat so that spills are captured. Ensure the mat lies flat without folds or creases to maintain stability. For cleaning, remove bowls and wipe the mat with a damp cloth or rinse under warm water; allow to air dry before returning to use. For stubborn residue, use mild soap and a soft brush, then rinse thoroughly.

Usage recommendations

Use the mat indoors on level surfaces and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or high heat to preserve material properties. Regularly check for wear and replace the mat if cracks or significant deterioration appear. For best results, pair the mat with appropriately sized bowls so that most spills remain contained within the mat area.