A dog mat makes sense on many levels. There are extra-soft, cosy dog mats for your dog to feel comfortable. If your dog has joint problems, it makes sense to get an orthopaedic mat that adapts to your dog’s body. In extreme temperatures, you should opt for a mat that ensures healthy heat exchange and also protects against moisture when outdoors.

Dog mats can be used for different functions. Mats for tiled floors or paving stone make it more pleasant for your dog to lie down. Mats protect your furniture and floor, and clearly show your dog where they are allowed to be. If it is very warm in the summer or when the floor is cool during the winter, your four-legged friend will enjoy the comfort of a thermal or cooling mat. Dog mats can also be used to furnish transport boxes.

A dog mat for outdoors provides protection against moisture on the ground when your dog lies down thanks to the water-repellent underside. By putting a dog mat in your car, you can protect your upholstery from paw prints and hair. A special dog mat in the boot means that your four-legged friend can travel with you in the rear of your car – with the appropriate security measures in place, of course.

Faux leather, synthetic fabric, polyester, terrycloth, plush and antibacterial materials are common for dog mats. Air cushions are sometimes incorporated into thermal blankets. A great advantage of all dog mats: they are low-maintenance and can be rolled up and stowed away to save space. Head to our online shop to find a selection of dog mats from brands such as AniOne and much more – also available in different sizes to suit the space your dog needs for lying down.