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Sniffing Pad for Dogs and Cats, Interactive Foraging Mat, Felt Nose Work Mat with Skid Particles, Hide Treats for Sniffing Training and Play,
$39.44
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- INTERACTIVE SNIFFING TRAINING: This sniffing pad is designed to your dog or cats' foraging instincts, providing mental enrichment and reducing boredom. Hide treats in numerous holes and watch your enjoy hours of engaging playtime.
- AND MATERIAL: Made from highquality- felt fabric, this sniffing mat is elastic, wearresistant-, and built to last. soft texture is gentle on your pets' nose while they search for treats.
- ANTISKID- : back of mat features numerous antiskid- particles that keep it firmly in place on any floor , ensuring stability during play and slips or accidents.
- VERSATILE USAGE: for time, training sessions, or simply keeping your entertained. This mat helps slow down fast eaters and provides a fun way to dispense treats during training exercises.
- LARGE SIZE FOR COMFORT: Measuring 60x60cm 236x236(.. inches), this spacious mat gives your plenty of room to explore and forage. generous size makes it suitable for both cats and dogs of various breeds.
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