Dog Mat: Cooling, Cushioning and Keeping Things Clean Every Day
Cooling mat for hot days, orthopaedic mattress or dirt-trapping mat: here you'll find dog mats for more comfort and less mess at home.
Kerbl Pet Orthopedic Dog Mattress Oliver Memory Foam, 75 x 115 cm
Variants from €54.99
Regular price: €87.95 Kerbl Pet Dog Mattress 2-in-1 Multifunctional, beige/brown, 120 x 72 cm
Variants from €49.95
Regular price: €86.84 Dog Mat: Flat, Versatile and Practical
A dog mat is flatter than a bed and can go almost anywhere: in the hallway, in the car, in the transport crate or on the patio. Here you'll find mats for very different jobs, from the multifunctional 2in1 dog mattress and the orthopaedic Oliver mattress with memory foam to the self-cooling cooling mat and the Superbed dirt-trapping mat for muddy paws.
Cooling Down on Hot Days
Dogs hardly sweat and release heat mainly by panting. That's why a cool place to lie is especially welcome on hot days. A self-cooling mat like the Cool Relax Pro works without electricity and without a fridge. As soon as your dog lies down on it, the gel inside absorbs body heat. Ideally, place the mat in the shade so it doesn't heat up in the sun. Once your dog gets up, it recovers all by itself and is soon ready to use again.
Protecting Joints and Trapping Dirt
For older dogs, an orthopaedic mat is a pleasant surface. The memory foam adapts to the body and relieves the hips and elbows. The 2in1 mattress can be used in many ways, depending on where you need a place to lie at the moment. After a walk on a rainy day, a dirt-trapping mat catches water and mud from paws and coat before it all ends up in your home. It works best right inside the front door or in the boot.
Frequently asked questions
At what temperature does my dog need a cooling mat?
There's no fixed limit. As soon as your dog pants a lot on warm days, lies on cool tiles or seems restless, it will appreciate a cooling mat. If you notice signs of heatstroke such as staggering or vomiting, call your vet straight away.
Is a cooling mat safe for dogs?
Yes, if you use it correctly. Don't let your dog chew on it unsupervised, so the cover doesn't get damaged. If the mat is damaged, you should stop using it.
How do I get a dirt-trapping mat clean again?
Shake off loose soil outdoors and vacuum the mat when needed. Many dirt-trapping mats can also go in the washing machine. Let them dry well afterwards.
The Right Dog Mat for Every Purpose
Dog mats are true all-rounders, because they're flat and can be used anywhere. On hot summer days, a self-cooling mat offers your dog a pleasantly fresh place to lie, without electricity and without chilling it in the fridge first. Older dogs with sensitive joints relax better on an orthopaedic mattress with memory foam and find it easier to get back up. The multifunctional 2in1 mattress adapts to your daily routine, whether in the living room, in the car or on holiday. And after a walk in the rain, an absorbent dirt-trapping mat catches wet paws before the mud spreads through the whole house. It works best right inside the front door or in the boot. Place a cooling mat in the shade so that it doesn't heat up in the sun and stays nice and cool for longer.