Pets · MARC guide
Pet Accessories: Fit, Supervision and What to Confirm
Published 30 September 2026
A practical checklist for MARC pet costumes, scratchers and feeders without assuming protective, food-contact or mounting specifications.
The short answer
Check the size and intended use of each pet product, then supervise your pet during first use. Costume masks and helmets are decorative, not protective gear. For feeders and scratchers, confirm the relevant material, cleaning, stability or mounting details before ordering.
Costumes should never get in the way
No Cap FR, Bat Cat and Loki Cat Helmet are visual accessories. A good photograph is not evidence that an accessory fits every animal. Ask for the relevant opening and strap measurements, compare them with your pet and use a costume only while your pet is comfortable and supervised.
Keep eyes, breathing, ears and normal movement unobstructed. This matters especially for short-nosed dogs. Remove the accessory immediately if your pet resists it or shows discomfort. A decorative helmet does not provide impact protection.
Check the setup for scratchers
A scratcher must suit both the cat and the place where it will be used. For a wall or corner design, confirm mounting method, included fixing parts and the dimensions of the scratching surface. For freestanding designs, ask about stability and surface material. Product photographs alone cannot answer these installation questions.
Check feeder contact and cleaning details
Before putting food into a printed feeder, confirm the food-contact suitability of the exact material and finish, how the product should be cleaned and which treat type it is intended for. Paw Drop is described as an interactive dry-treat design; its page advises a stable surface and supervision. Do not assume other MARC feeder models share the same capacity or care instructions.
When in doubt, send MARC your pet's size, intended use and any food or installation question before placing the order.