
ABOUT THE FORAGE MAT
Make the finding
part of the fun.
Hide a few pieces of their usual dry food among the folds. A simple way to turn treat time into a supervised search together.
Small folds. Plenty to explore.
Layers of earth-toned fabric create places to tuck small rewards. Start with the food easy to see, then use a few more folds as your dog learns the game.
45 × 45 cm. Use under supervision; remove it if your dog begins chewing the fabric.
Using the Forage Mat
- Set aside a little food
Use a few pieces from their normal daily allowance and place the mat where you can supervise.
- Make the first finds easy
Start with food near the top of the folds. Let their nose find the reward.
- Follow their interest
Hide a few pieces farther into the folds as they learn. Put the mat away if they start chewing the fabric.
Care instructions +
Supervise every session and count treats within the daily food allowance. This is not a chew toy: remove it if chewing starts or pieces detach. Follow the supplied washing and drying instructions.
GOOD TO KNOW
Before you choose.
What should I put in it?
Use a few pieces of your dog’s usual dry food or suitable dry treats. Count them within their normal daily allowance.
Is it a chew toy?
No. Stay with your dog during each session, and remove the mat if they start chewing or a piece becomes loose.
How do we start?
Place a few pieces where they are easy to see. Let your dog approach voluntarily, then introduce the folds gradually.
A little dog logic
For dogs who love to sniff, finding a few hidden pieces of their usual food can become an activity of its own.
PDSA: Five activities to keep your dog busy ↗
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