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Awoof Snuffle Mat - Dog Enrichment Feeding Mat for Smell Training & Slow Eating, Interactive Dog Toy & Feed Game for Sniffing & Mental Stimulation
$44.99
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- [SLOW DOWN FEEDING TIME] This snuffle mat for large dogs helps tons with slow feeding along with nose training. It takes your dogs from 10 to 15 mins to eat with this dog puzzles/dog feeding mat, which is so much better than less than 1 min to eat out of a bowl. The dog stimulation toys prevent bloat and challenges your dogs mind and also slow down the dog's eating speed and trigger the nature instinct to dig or forage.
- [NON-SLIP & LARGE & DURABLE PUZZLE TOYS] Made of high-quality felt cloth with thick artificial grass blades, durable and pet-friendly. The bottom is a non-slip cloth that effectively holds the dog puzzle toy mat and prevents the dog from moving it. Petals and grass are sewn on dog feeding mat with thick cotton thread. The dog sniff mat can be shrunk into a small storage bag and also can be hung or set aside when not use.
- [DOG TRAINING MAT TOYS] Compare with other snuffle mats, our dog eating mat has 4 pieces bones with squeakers can be put into the hole. Also with 5 layers of orange petals for one or two dogs use same time and allows your dog to find snacks or small toys hidden in treat mat. The dog foraging mat has a squeaker under the logo and 3 pieces crinkle paper randomly place in the petal to attracts dog's attention and provide more fun.
- [EASY TO STORE & CLEAN] The dog mat could be folded and put into a storage bag easily. Free to carry with the belt and perfect for travel. And this dog training mat can be washed by machine or hand.
- [PERFECT FOR ALL DOGS] The dimension of the dog food mat is 29.5 x 18.8 inches, which is perfect for all breeds: dogs, cats and rabbits. Tips: 1. Tie the rope on snuffle mat to furniture to prevents dogs from moving the mat when your dog searches food. 2. Please make sure you supervise when using this dog training toys.
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