if i had to transport my dogs or cat in car would these be pretty spill proof if placed on sticky mat?
157716
If you don't fill it too full. They are larger on the bottom to help resist spills.
157717
should be...it is a great bowl and pretty deep...with the exception of my sloppy weimaraners who like to get their feet wet....
2275076
Yes, I think they would protect the dog, if it is just from rolling in the car. But will probably crumble if hit directly. There is a brand of German crates that are guaranteed in a crash not to bend. Not sure you would find any other types that would survive a crush.
2246201
My cats did the same thing, water everywhere . This mat is great for solvingthat problem. I also got the bowls with the non-skid bottom. Cats!
1675257
The lids are actually almost a too snug, so it's doubtful the contents would spill during transit. But they may vary from one set to the next, so you would probably want to use a bit of scotch tape just to be sure.
98233
Good question! It doesn't hinder anything. It definitely helps the indentations on my leather seats, but also has saved big messes when sippy cups have spilled. The mat has definitely paid off. But more importantly, their safety is not at risk.
835893
Definitely. I don't see why not. As long as you hold it while she is drinking. I am not sure if the bottle would stay put while the car is moving if you wanted the cat to have access to the water at all times.
320672
i hope that doesn't happen to my vehicle's because i have leather seats in both. i see no sign of sticky residue or glue coming from the back of the mats so far.
419405
Yes, reasonbaly so. Regardless, grocery bags will move around when driving. I use the mat in my SUV and a have a box in which I can place my grocery bags so that they don't move around. I like the mat and consider it very good value for the money.
187519
I think it would...I use it to cover the top of the couch to keep my dog from jumping off of it. It is a bit slick on the bottom so it can slide around some, but it's really easy to position. I suppose if I was really worried about movement of the Scat Mat I would either put something on it to keep it from sliding around (tape? Velcro?) because I'm not sure how much it would move around if on an outside surface/in the wind.
510026
I would think that choking or suffocation could be a concern if you zip them up inside the side bags. Also, seeing as there are no safety restraints, leaving the side bags open could be a safety hazard - the cats could jump or fall out. If you dog runs at high speeds, this would be even more dangerous. Might I suggest a side car with seat belts and air bags?
2025563
I think it would be OK. One of my cats had some sort of accident on it--throw up or worse--and it did not go through to the floor. The only think is you have to be careful carrying it if you take it to clean it, as it is open on both ends.
1797942
Yes. I have seen the Ford mats and these have higher ridges around them to keep it all contained.
901120
Absolutely! There is a groove about an inch from the edge of the mat that should stop any liquid from spilling over.
1313589
Not going to work well for car hoods. They have an extremely oily base that could create paint problems. You could put them beside the car, and they might deter the cats.
792671
Well I have been able to surface clean them with no problem. I have two cats. The problem I have is that the cushion cover rolls and does not stay in place so every two or three months I unzip it and reposition it. I would use Dawn and warm water to spot clean them. I bought two. I think they are a good choice if you have kids....low cost, light weight and can take a little abuse.
992604
Without some points to secure them in place they will slide on a vinyl floor. You may encounter the mat sliding forward, in which case the mat may pinch down the accelerator pedal and put you at risk of an accident. I had the accelerator pedal stick a couple times. I liked the mats though, so I added a few points of dual-lock (like super Velcro) to the bottom. I suggest using 3M Dual-Lock to keep them in place. Hasn't been an issue since. The mats do look really nice and they're very good quality. Not rubber. More like a semi-ridig, semi-soft thick plastic.
864180
Yes they are fine on carpet. Pretty sturdy.. The material is easily torn though. Wouldnt let kids or pets touch them.