2 December 2024

How to Keep Your Floors Mess-Free During Pet Mealtime

By Holly Timmins

1. Choose the Right Feeding Station

Invest in a feeding mat or tray designed for pets. These mats are typically waterproof, non-slip, and easy to clean. They catch spills and prevent bowls from sliding around.

Tip: Opt for mats with raised edges to contain food and water spills better.

Check out our Silicone Pet Feeding Mat here: https://allfuryou.com/products/silicone-pet-feeding-mat

2. Elevate the Bowls

Elevated feeding stations can reduce spills, especially for larger or older pets. Raised bowls help maintain your pet's posture while eating and minimize the chances of pushing food out of the bowl.

Bonus: Elevated stands often have rubber feet, preventing them from moving around.

Check out our Raised Slow Feeder here: https://allfuryou.com/products/raised-dog-bowl-non-spill-slow-feeder

3. Use Heavy or Non-Slip Bowls

Lightweight bowls are easy for pets to tip over, therefore selecting a weighted bowl can avoid this. Look for bowls with a non-slip base or even a slow wobble feeder.

Check out our Wobbler Slow Feeder here: https://allfuryou.com/products/wobbler-slow-feeder-bowl

4. Opt for a Spill-Proof Water Bowl

Some bowls are specifically designed to reduce water spills, featuring lids with openings that limit splashing. These are particularly useful for dogs that love to play with their water.

Our Spill Proof Bowl is a perfect solution, check it out here: https://allfuryou.com/products/spill-proof-bowl

5. Feed in a Designated Area

Set up your pet’s feeding station in an area that’s easy to clean, such as a corner of the kitchen or on a tiled floor. Avoid carpeted areas, as they are harder to clean if spills occur. Wipe down the feeding area daily and wash mats or trays weekly. This prevents food residue from sticking and keeps the area sanitary for your pet. All of our products mentioned above are dishwasher safe!

Final Thoughts:

Mealtime doesn’t have to mean messy floors. With a few adjustments and the right tools, you can create a feeding area that’s both pet-friendly and easy to maintain. Happy, clean eating for both you and your furry friend!

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Best purchase, my dog loves it

I got a raised slow feeder for my dog, and it’s been great! It helps him eat slower, which has improved his digestion and posture. The ridged design slows him down, and the anti-slip base keeps it in place. Plus, it’s easy to clean and super sturdy. Definitely a win!

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Things TikTok made me buy.

Our McNab Shepard made a huge mess with his water. I’d keep a towel under his bowl, it was so bad.This bowl works! He still dribbles a little, but no huge mess anymore!

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