GORILLA GRIP Feeding Mat & Bowl Set – Waterproof Silicone, Stainless Steel Bowls, Non-Slip, Navy

Overview

Meet the GORILLA GRIP Feeding Mat & Bowl Set, a practical, space-saving station designed to simplify pet mealtimes. The kit combines a 100% silicone feeding mat with rust‑resistant stainless steel bowls, delivering a cohesive, easy‑to‑clean solution that helps keep floors tidy and meals organized.

The mat is waterproof and designed to stay put, while a raised border helps contain overflow during those busy or enthusiastic meals. The bowls are built to endure daily use, and both components are dishwasher safe and BPA‑free for simple cleanup after busy days. This set is equally at home in a compact apartment kitchen or a larger multi-pet household.

Two-in-one design for less mess

• One integrated station that pairs feeding bowls with a secure silicone mat.
• Raised edge around the mat helps catch spills and keeps the floor cleaner between cleanups.

Durable materials and easy care

• Non-slip, scratch-resistant silicone mat provides a stable base on clean, dry floors.
• BPA-free, rust-resistant stainless steel bowls are built to last and easy to sanitize.
• Both mat and bowls are dishwasher safe for fast, hands-off cleanup.

Sizes, versatility, and practical use

The bowls come in multiple capacities (1, 2, 3, 4, and 6 cups), allowing you to tailor portions to your pet’s size. The 1-cup mat measures about 12.9 inches by 8 inches by 1.3 inches, offering a balanced footprint for small to mid-size pets. This flexibility makes it suitable for single-pet homes and households with multiple animals sharing mealtimes.

What this means for you

• Less cleanup time after meals thanks to contained spills and easy‑to‑wash components.
• A stable feeding setup that stays in place during meals, helping to reduce floor messes.
• Simple, practical care: safe materials, straightforward cleaning, and reliable durability.

Note: Benefits described here reflect design features and material choices. Real‑world results may vary by pet and environment. Always consider your pet’s portion needs and consult with a vet to determine ideal meal sizes.