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Snuffle Forage Mat Small Animal

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$6.29 $8.99 In stock

Category: Small Animal Toys

For most pets the ability to forage for foods and treats is a key way to bring enrichment into their lives. Our new Snuffle Mat, with its super-soft felt stands, is a great way to offer rabbits and rodents of all sizes this opportunity. Pet owners will be able to play hide and seek with all types of dried and even fresh foods, such as herbs.

Details

The mat is a generous 29.5 x 20cm, can be used both in and outside of the pet's home and is hand washable.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Madison N. ★★★★★

I was surprised how long my guinea pig stayed engaged sniffing out the pellets hidden in those thick felt strips. It keeps her busy for a good ten minutes, which is forever in rodent playtime.

Lucy ★★★★★

My guinea pig loves rooting through the super-soft felt strips to find his dried herbs, and it keeps him busy for a solid 15 minutes. The mat stays put on the cage floor while he snuffles around.

Andrew J. ★★★★★

Our little bunny spends a good ten minutes every evening rooting through the soft felt strands to find his hidden pellets. He seems genuinely content and busy, not bored. It’s held up well to his digging, so that's a win.