Cat Feeding Mats

Cats are neater eaters than dogs but they flick water, drop kibble outside the bowl and, if they are on wet food, leave residue that dries onto tile. A feeding mat catches all of it on an absorbent fabric face with a waterproof backing. Pet Corner Dubai stocks 60 cat feeding mats, almost entirely Drymate.

What makes our cat feeding mat range stand out

1. Fabric that holds spills in place

Water flicked out of a bowl soaks into the mat rather than spreading across the floor and under furniture.

2. Sealed backing to protect tile and grout

Dried wet food and water get into grout and are difficult to clean out once they do. The backing stops that at source.

3. Non-slip on tiled floors

Cats push bowls with a paw. A mat that grips keeps the station where you put it.

4. Suits separated food and water stations

Since most cats drink more when water is away from food, smaller individual mats let you set up two or three points around the home.

Frequently asked questions

Why should the water bowl be away from the food bowl?

In the wild cats do not drink beside a kill, and many domestic cats drink noticeably more when water is placed separately. Since low water intake is directly linked to urinary crystals and kidney problems, it is a small change worth making.

How often should I wash a feeding mat?

Weekly, and immediately after any wet-food spill. In UAE heat, residue from wet food goes off within hours. Machine wash cool or warm and hang to dry rather than tumble drying hot.

Will a mat help with a cat that pulls food out of the bowl?

It catches it, which makes cleanup trivial, but it does not fix the cause. Cats that scoop food out are usually reacting to whisker contact with a deep bowl. A wide shallow dish normally solves that.

Can I use the same mat under the litter tray?

You can, though a dedicated litter mat is usually larger and more textured to pull granules from paws. If you use one mat for both, wash it more frequently.