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....
1129622
I have a pet cargo liner in my car so mine will not lay down I think it would with out the liner
2193065
Maybe. They probably couldn't lie on their sides comfortably, but they could sit up or be on their chests (with paws underneath). I had to buy two of them to take my cats on a long car trip and laid the carriers on their sides so the cats (who each weigh 12 lbs) could lie on their sides and be comfortable. There wouldn't be any issue transporting two of them for a short distance (i.e. car into a building, vet office, etc.), but for a longer trip I'd say maybe not.
1579466
Probably not. The mat is fairly rigid, so I don't think you'll have much leeway. However, its rigidity is its saving grace, in that it will stand up well to contain any spill that you have. The edges won't flop over and leak anything out. It has saved my posterior many times in the short time I've had it.
1529890
Probably not because they are light weight. However, they are poor quality and did not seal well. Personally, I would not buy again for a vehicle. Search further to find a better quality supplier.
1242950
They do, but, I don't think they would be strong enough to keep the pups off the furniture. They were not strong enough to stay attached to the carpet in my car. Good luck! I gave up and just put blankets on the furniture and let the pups sit on the blanket. I have 5! Ugh!
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.
709826
I have them in my kitchen on a tile floor so there's no problem sliding there. I doubt there would be a problem on carpet. They aren't very heavy but substantial enough. They are very comfortable. Only downside for me is that I have cats and the vinyl covering is very tempting for paw/claw exercises. I would definitely recommend them.
57853
As long as the pad and cord is in good condition, I don't think there should be an issue. I have a plastic Kitty Tube house with foam insulation and bedding. The mat gets warm, but maintains a safe temperature. I highly recommend the mat, it was literally a lifesaver for the feral cat(s). Thinking about buying a second one this fall.
17227
I couldn't answer that, but why not put itback there and see how much it slips by movin it around. I'd be watchful not to damage the leather from the friction of the map or the paws going into the foam, and through the mat. Why not ask you vet or local animal rights charities...of one of the big petfood and pet supply stores.
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.
1512366
I feed my cats dry food from these bowls. There has always been spillage around their bowls, no matter what bowl I've used and there still is. I think it is more of an issue of how they eat rather than the bowl design. I use black "cafeteria" type trays under their bowls (and placemats under those!) to try to catch most of the mess.
1903166
You probably could but I wouldn't expect them to stay in place. Like the other post mentioned it would be unsafe to do this on the driver's mat. These rubber mats are an exact fit so the carpet mats should be removed first for best results.
1208375
No. I use "force flex" tall kitchen trash liners, they fit snug to the can. No slips, no spills!
819657
Yes they will work off carpet but not as well, I keep a few weights on the mat to keep it from moving, the bottom of the pad is smooth and can cause slipping, but better on carpet than on a smooth surface
1797942
Yes. I have seen the Ford mats and these have higher ridges around them to keep it all contained.
1042347
Yes, I think it would work very nice in the back seat. Mine do not slide at all on my plastic floor mat.