  We propose a hydrodynamic model for a spheroidal microswimmer with two
tangential surface velocity modes. This model is analytically solvable and
reduces to Lighthill's and Blake's spherical squirmer model in the limit of
equal major and minor semi-axes. Furthermore, we present an implementation of
such a spheroidal squirmer by means of multiparticle collision dynamics
simulations. We investigate its properties as well as the scattering of two
spheroidal squirmers in a slit geometry. Thereby we find a stable fixed point,
where two pullers swim cooperatively forming a wedge-like conformation with a
small constant angle.
