Cat Mats & Pads

Mats and pads catch what lands around your cat, whether that is water flicked from a bowl, litter carried out of the tray, or an accident on the way to it. Fabric mats with a waterproof backing hold liquid instead of letting it run across tile and into grout. Pet Corner Dubai stocks around 46 cat mats and pads, almost entirely Drymate.

What makes our cat mats and pads range stand out

1. Absorbent fabric rather than plastic sheet

A plastic mat lets liquid pool and run off the edge. A Drymate fabric face soaks it in and holds it until you wash the mat.

2. Waterproof backing that protects grout

Grout is porous and holds odour for months once urine reaches it. A sealed backing prevents that entirely, which saves a much harder problem later.

3. Washable and reusable for years

These go in the machine and come back out, so the running cost is a fraction of disposable pads.

4. Sizes for every station in the home

Small mats for bowls, larger runners for litter trays, and pads for carriers, crates and favourite sleeping spots.

Frequently asked questions

Where are these most useful?

Under and in front of the litter tray, under food and water bowls, and in the base of a carrier. The tray is where most people notice the difference first, because it catches both stray urine and tracked litter.

How do I wash them?

Shake off loose litter, machine wash cool or warm, and hang to dry. Avoid high tumble-dry heat, which can damage the waterproof layer. Weekly for a litter mat, more often in a multi-cat home.

Will a mat stop litter spreading through the house?

It reduces it substantially rather than eliminating it. The fabric pulls granules off the paws as the cat walks. A larger mat catches more, and pairing it with a low-tracking litter makes the biggest difference of all.

My cat avoids walking on the mat. What should I do?

Some cats dislike coarse textures underfoot. Switch to a soft fabric mat rather than a moulded or spiky plastic one. If your cat has started avoiding the tray itself, remove the mat straight away and reintroduce a softer one slowly, since tray avoidance is a much bigger problem than tracked litter.