Sunflower sniffing mat 24 cm made of soft fleece for rodents and rabbits

Sunflower sniffing mat – soft fleece sniffing mat for rodents and rabbits

The Sunflower Snuffelmat is a soft fleece mat where you can hide treats or snacks between the strips, encouraging your pet to actively search. Ideal for added activity and foraging fun in the enclosure. Suitable for rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, chinchillas, degus, and ferrets. The non-slip base helps keep the mat securely in place, and the cord allows you to easily adjust its shape.

✔ Soft fleece strips to hide snacks between
✔ Stimulates natural foraging behavior
✔ Extra mental challenge and activity
✔ Non-slip base for more stability
✔ Cord to arrange the mat in different shapes

Our tip: Put a small portion of the daily food in the food bowl and hide the rest in the sniffing mat. This way, you keep mealtimes enjoyable without making it too difficult.

Good to know: For avid rodents, it is useful to check for wear and tear occasionally, so that the mat remains pleasant to use.

Suitable for

• Rats – smart and curious; start with easy-to-find treats for quick success
• Guinea pigs, chinchillas and degus – ideal for quietly sniffing larger, dry snacks
• Rabbits – fun for foraging; preferably use dry treats

Material & properties

• Material: fleece (soft)
• Bottom: non-slip
• Shape: sunflower + adjustable cord
• Dimensions: see specifications

Instructions for use

• Hide chunks or dry snacks between the fleece strips
• Place the mat on a flat surface
• Make it easy in the beginning (more "on top", later more hidden)
• Adjust the shape with the cord for variety

Maintenance & storage

• Cleaning: Follow the washing/cleaning instructions on the label and allow to dry completely.
• Storage: dry and clean, out of direct sunlight

Safe use

Check the snuffle mat regularly for wear and replace if necessary.

Handy to combine

• Training & foraging
• Interactive snacks
• Feeding bowls
• Ground cover & nesting material
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