
A paws-itively smarter way to play.
Level Up Treat Time
The densely woven fabric creates plenty of hiding places for kibble and treats, encouraging your pet to use their nose and problem-solving skills to find each piece.
Slower Snacking, Longer Play
The raised fabric loops make treats harder to reach than food sitting openly in a bowl, naturally stretching out eating time while keeping your pet engaged for longer.
Product Specifications
Dimensions: 50 (L) x 50 (W) x 8cm (H)
Weight: ~600g
- Material: Nylon Mesh + Oxford Fabric + Felt
- Type: Pet Snuffle Mat / Slow Feeder / Enrichment Toy
- Design: Layered Foraging Straps with Anti-Slip Base & Stabilising Suction Cups
- Colors: Ocean Blue, Berry Red and Mocha Brown
- Cleaning: Hand wash or gently rinse with mild detergent; air dry completely before reuse
- Suitable For: Dogs and cats of various ages and sizes
Common Questions
How does the Sniff & Seek Enrichment Mat work?
How does the Sniff & Seek Enrichment Mat work?
Hide dry treats or kibble between the fabric folds and loops, then encourage your pet to sniff around and find them.
Does it help slow down fast eaters?
Does it help slow down fast eaters?
Yes. Because food is hidden throughout the fabric, your pet has to search for individual pieces rather than gulping them down all at once.
What kind of food can I hide inside it?
What kind of food can I hide inside it?
Dry kibble and small dry treats work best. Avoid wet or sticky foods that can become difficult to clean from between the fabric.
Can I use it outdoors?
Can I use it outdoors?
Yes, it can be used outdoors on a clean, dry surface. Bring it back inside after use and make sure it is completely dry before storing.
Can I use it instead of a normal food bowl?
Can I use it instead of a normal food bowl?
It can be used for part or all of a dry-food meal, particularly if you want to encourage slower eating and add enrichment at mealtime.
Is it suitable for both dogs and cats?
Is it suitable for both dogs and cats?
Yes. It’s designed for pets that enjoy sniffing, searching and food-based enrichment, including both dogs and cats.



