Dog Feeding Mats

Dogs are messy drinkers and enthusiastic eaters, and on tiled floors the mess travels. A feeding mat with an absorbent fabric face and a waterproof backing holds spilled water and food where it lands instead of letting it run under the cabinets. Pet Corner Dubai stocks over 60 dog feeding mats, almost entirely Drymate.

What makes our dog feeding mat range stand out

1. Absorbs rather than pools

A plastic tray lets water run to the edge and off. Drymate fabric soaks the spill in and holds it until the mat is washed.

2. Waterproof backing that protects grout

Grout is porous and holds odour once food and water soak in. A sealed backing prevents that entirely.

3. Grips the floor so bowls stay put

The extra friction under a bowl stops an enthusiastic eater pushing it across the kitchen.

4. Machine washable and reusable for years

Washes and goes straight back down, which works out far cheaper than disposable liners.

Frequently asked questions

What size feeding mat do I need?

Larger than the bowls. Water flicked from a bowl travels further than people expect, particularly with large or flat-faced breeds who are messy drinkers. Aim to cover the area your dog stands in as well as the bowls themselves.

How often should I wash it?

Weekly for most dogs, more often if you feed wet food. Machine wash cool or warm and hang to dry. Avoid high tumble-dry heat, which can damage the waterproof layer.

Will it stop my dog pushing the bowl around?

It helps considerably, since the mat grips the floor and adds friction. If your dog still shifts the bowl, pair the mat with a heavier stainless steel or melamine bowl rather than a light plastic one.

Can I use it in a crate or the car?

Yes, and both are good uses. A mat in the crate base catches spilled water and is far easier to pull out and wash than cleaning the crate itself, and one in the boot protects the car on journeys.