Busy, fed and happy while you're at work

Toys, puzzles and feeders for cats and dogs who spend the day at home.

A French Bulldog in a mustard knitted sweater
For cats and dogsEvery object chosen one by one
Made for the hours you're awayToys that work without you
Sniff, hunt, lick, feedOne object for each instinct
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A British Shorthair chasing the rolling LED ball
For cats
British ShorthairAutomatic Rolling LED Ball

Two ways to spend an afternoon

A cat hunts. A dog sniffs. Every object here gives one of them a job to do while the apartment is quiet, and a few work for both.

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A whippet working the snuffle mat by the window
For dogs
WhippetLarge Snuffle Mat
A Cavalier King Charles waiting by the apartment door
A ginger tabby hunting in the hide-and-seek mat

Left at nine. Bored by ten.

Most of a pet's day happens without you in it. A good one is not a long walk; it is a nose, a chase and a lick, spread across the afternoon. Every object in this collection was chosen to fill one of those hours.

  • Chosen for the hours you are away
  • For cats and dogs, in one small collection
  • Free shipping on orders over $70
Our story

Four instincts, one afternoon

Sniffing, hunting, licking and eating are the four things a dog or cat would do all day if you let them. The collection is organised around exactly that.

A golden retriever waiting for lunch Smart WiFi Automatic Pet Feeder Smart WiFi Automatic Pet Feeder From $79.95

Lunch at 12:30, from your desk

Six litres of dry food, portions on a schedule you set, and a camera version so you can see who is eating. Your own voice calls them to the bowl.

  • 6 litres of dry food
  • App or button control
  • Camera version available
  • Steel bowl, removable
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What pet parents say

A person holding a ginger tabby by the window

He actually naps now

We are on the third floor and the neighbours had started to mention the barking. I scatter his breakfast in the mat before work and it takes him about fifteen minutes to clear it. By the time I am on the train he is asleep.

Marc D.Otis, Large Snuffle Mat

The one she has not got bored of

She ignored every toy we bought by about day three. This one sets off on its own and changes direction, so she never works out where it is going next. Three weeks in and I still catch her chasing it down the hallway.

Priya S.Nala, Automatic Rolling LED Ball

I stopped worrying about lunch

I work long shifts and was leaving far too much food out in the morning. Now the portion drops at 12:30 and the camera shows me he has eaten it. Setting the schedule took about ten minutes on the app.

Tom H.Baxter, Smart WiFi Feeder

Bath time is not a fight now

She used to brace against the side of the tub the entire time and I dreaded it. I smear peanut butter across the mat, press it onto the tiles and she just gets on with it. It has not come off the wall once.

Elise R.Juno, Silicone Lick Mat Set

Dinner is fifteen minutes now

He inhaled his dinner and then brought a good part of it back up, most evenings. The bowl slowed him down without me having to stand over him, and the lids are easy enough that he did not give up on it.

Sandra M.Cooper, Slow Feeder Puzzle Bowl

It gets him through the day

He is on his own from nine until about six and the middle of that was always the problem. This starts up by itself a few times a day, so he is not just sitting at the window waiting. Much calmer in the evenings.

Ana F.Miso, Automatic Rotating Laser
A person ruffling a beagle's ears beside the snuffle mat