Mat and Bowl Set for Automatic Microchip Pet Feeder (Single & Split Bowl + Mat), Grey
Product description
If you use an automatic microchip pet feeder, mess and odours can be the annoying bit—especially around the feeder outlet. This mat and bowl set is aimed at keeping that area tidier while you feed wet or dry meals, with parts designed to sit securely and not shift.
The main limitation to flag early: the set is made for a specific microchip feeder model (the one shown in the product image). If your feeder is a different version, the fit may not be right, so it’s worth double-checking compatibility before you buy.
The essentials
This package is focused on the “daily life” problem: spilled food, crumbs, and an untidy feeding zone. It includes a matching mat plus two bowl options—a single bowl and a split (two-compartment) bowl—so you can switch how your cat eats without needing a separate setup each time.
The bowls are made from food-grade PP (plastic suitable for food contact), described as non-toxic and odourless. There’s also a sealed rim design, with an embedded silicone seal around the edges to help prevent leaks and reduce how far liquids and smells spread around the feeding area.
What you’ll notice day to day
In use, the split bowl option is the practical touch. If you like separating a main portion from snacks, or keeping dry food and water in different sections, the double-compartment bowl is meant to make that simpler. For wet food feeding, the sealed rim and the spill-preventing approach are there to reduce drips and the “wet ring” effect that can build up around automatic feeders.
The spill-proof mat is designed to sit in front of the feeder outlet. That’s helpful if your cat is the type to paw at food or drop bits while eating—common enough behaviour, and one that can turn into a cleaning job if you don’t give yourself a buffer.
Key features that matter
The set is built around a few clear ideas: snug placement, fewer leaks, and easier cleanup.
- Designed for the automatic microchip pet feeder model shown in the image, aiming for stable, non-slip positioning.
- Food-contact PP bowls, described as non-toxic and odourless.
- Sealed rim with an embedded silicone seal to help lock in freshness and prevent spill-outs.
- Spill-proof mat to catch crumbs and stray pieces near the outlet.
- Two bowl formats: a single-compartment bowl and a double-compartment bowl for flexible meal setups.
There’s also a sensible heating warning: maximum heat resistance is stated as 70°C. That means it’s not the kind of accessory you’d treat like something you can safely boil or expose to prolonged high heat.
Who it suits (and when it may fall short)
It makes sense if you already own an automatic microchip pet feeder and want a dedicated bowl-and-mat setup that’s meant to match it. It’s also a good fit if you feed a mix of wet and dry foods and want the feeding area to stay cleaner with less wiping down.
It might not be the best match if you’re trying to use it with a feeder from a different range or revision. The wording points to the set being “specially developed” for the microchip feeder model shown in the image, so if your setup differs, compatibility is the first thing to verify.
Cleaning, heat limits, and practical handling
No one wants feeder accessories that are fussy to maintain. This set is positioned as “easy to clean” and focuses on reducing mess in the first place—especially with the mat placed by the outlet.
Just keep the heat limit in mind: maximum heat resistance is 70°C, and you should not boil it or expose it to prolonged high heat. That’s a meaningful boundary if you’re used to aggressive cleaning routines.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you want a purpose-made mat and bowl set for your automatic microchip feeder, you feed wet and/or dry food, and you’d rather manage crumbs and drips with a dedicated spill-proof mat than constant spot-cleaning.
It may not suit you if you can’t confirm your feeder model matches the one the set is developed for, or if you’re looking for accessory parts you can safely handle with high-heat methods beyond the stated 70°C limit.
If you prioritise a tidier feeding zone and flexible bowl options (single vs split compartments), this is the kind of add-on that can quietly make everyday feeding less of a hassle.