PawzNDogz Nutty Acorn Pet Snuffle Mat

PawzNDogz Nutty Acorn Pet Snuffle Mat provides an an engaging and enriching activity for small pets to explore and enjoy treats. This adorable acorn mat is perfect for puppies, cats, rabbits, chinchillas, and other small pets. It’s crafted from soft fleece and chenille, and features two puzzle sections that offer varying levels of difficulty. This will add a sensory element to stimulate your pet’s natural foraging instincts.

PawzNDogz Nutty Acorn Pet Snuffle Mat is designed in Canada. It has an anti-slip base and a large suction cup to ensure it stays in place as your pet plays and sniffs. Ideal for pets with energy to burn, this mat also functions as a slow feeder, helping prevent fast eating and digestive issues. Just 10 minutes of snuffling is equivalent to an hour of running, making it a fun and effective way to tire out your pet while supporting cognitive development. This 15 x 9″  mat is machine washable on a gentle cycle. It’s best suited for gentle users and is not recommended for heavy chewers. Ships Canada-wide.

Why We Recommend PawzNDogz Nutty Acorn Pet Snuffle Mat:

• Engaging and enriching activity
• Perfect for puppies, cats, rabbits, chinchillas, and other small pets
• Two puzzle sections offering varying levels of difficulty
• Stimulates your pet’s natural foraging instincts
• Designed in Canada
• Anti-slip bottom
• Doubles as a slow feeder
• Machine washable

Directions:

Make It Familiar:

Introduce the snuffle mat to your dog in a calm and relaxed environment. Allow them to sniff and explore the mat to get familiar with it.

Prepare the Snuffle Mat:

Spread out the snuffle mat on a flat surface, such as the floor or a table. Ensure that it’s clean and free from any obstacles or distractions.

Food Placement:

Place small treats or dry dog food evenly across the snuffle mat. You can also hide a few treats deeper into the fabric or knot them within the mat to increase the challenge.

Encourage Exploration:

Encourage your dog to explore the snuffle mat by using verbal cues, such as “Find it” or “Search.”