Snuffle Mat for Small Large Dogs Nosework Feeding Mat (23.6" x 39.4") Easy to Fill and Machine Washable Training Mats Pet Activity/Toy/Play Mat, Great for Stress Release - M

Great for keeping my puppy busy. It’s very durable and easy to clean

This mat is a great slow feeder and keeps our pup occupied. We’ve had it for months and it’s durable, washes well, and rolls up for easy storage.

Our dog absolutely loves this! I was worried he'd end up ripping it but it's holding up great. Keeps him occupied for longer than anything else. Best purchase we made when he was a puppy

It's great quality and the pup loves it with treats and kibble scattered through - keeps her entertained for a while!

My dog is a snuffler. Take her to the park, and her nose doesn't leave the ground. She loves to eat bugs and whatever else she can find (much to my chagrin). That's how I knew she'd like a snuffle mat. My dog is also barrel chested, so I needed something to slow her eating down and reduce the risk of bloat. This mat is a good size for a small or medium dog (mine is 35 lbs). The materials are all stitched together well and feel sturdy. I've used this mat every day for almost three months now, and it shows no signs of wear. It can temporarily discolor from the dog's dry food, but I wash it in my washing machine, and it comes out looking great. Most days, I will just use the snuffle side, but I like having the other little puzzle sections as well. Will this work for your dog? Things to consider: - My dog loves chewing things like felt, so I thought this would be an issue, but she has not tried to chew the "grass". I do pick the mat up when it's not in use, but I'll leave it down for a few minutes when she's done eating and haven't had any issues. - Depending on your dog's face shape and size, some of the little puzzles can be really difficult for the dog. For instance, two of the little "cups" are so small that my dog gets very frustrated because her snout and paws are too big to fit through the cup hole. - Willingness to play along. As I said above, I knew my dog was a snuffler, but some dogs may not take to this. I've heard of dogs picking up their mats or shaking their mats and letting all of the food fall to the floor. My dog does not do this, but, if she's frustrated with a puzzle, she will dig at the mat or pull at the one section with her teeth. A more aggressive dog may rip the felt or toss the mat when faced with similar frustration. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this product.