The Calm Lick Mat — Suction Slow Feeder
The Calm Lick Mat — Suction Slow Feeder
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Something to do with their tongue while you do something they dislike. Spread a soft treat across the textured silicone, stick it to a smooth surface, and nail-clipping or bath time gets noticeably easier.
- Textured food-grade silicone that slows licking right down
- Suction cups that grip a clean, smooth surface
- 76 g
- Five colours
Getting it to stick
The suction only works on a clean, smooth, non-porous surface — tiles, glass, a bath or a sealed benchtop. It will not hold on textured plaster, timber or anything with a crumb on it. Wipe the surface first and press the mat down firmly across the whole base.
What to put on it
Soft, spreadable, dog-safe food. Check every ingredient yourself before it goes on — xylitol and chocolate are toxic to dogs, and both turn up in ordinary human spreads.
Safety
Not a chew toy. Supervise every use, clean it thoroughly afterwards and throw it out if the silicone tears.
A quiet few minutes, on demand
Something to do during the bit they hate
Spread a soft treat across it and nail-clipping or bath time becomes a job with a distraction attached.
Sticks to the tile, not to you
Suction cups hold it on a clean, smooth surface, so the mat stays where you put it instead of being carried off.
Slows the licking right down
The texture means the food comes off gradually rather than in one enthusiastic go.
76 g
Light enough to travel with, small enough to wash properly in the sink.
On the tiles, during the bath
Material, grip and care
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Material
- Surface
- Textured food-grade silicone
- Fixing
- Suction cups
- Weight
- 76 g
- Colours
- Five
Where it sticks
- Holds on
- Clean tiles, glass, a bath, a sealed benchtop
- Will not hold on
- Textured plaster, timber, anything with a crumb on it
- First
- Wipe the surface, then press the whole base down
Care and safety
- After use
- Clean it thoroughly
- Supervision
- Every use
- Throw it out
- As soon as the silicone tears
The questions we get asked
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It keeps falling off the wall.
The suction only holds on something clean, smooth and non-porous. Wipe the surface first, then press the mat down firmly across the whole base. On textured plaster or timber it will not hold at all — that is the surface, not the mat.
What can I put on it?
Soft, spreadable, dog-safe food. Read the ingredients yourself before it goes on — xylitol and chocolate are toxic to dogs, and both turn up in ordinary human spreads.
Can my dog chew it?
No. It is a lick mat, not a chew toy. Stay with your dog while they use it, and throw it out if the silicone tears — a torn piece is the thing that causes trouble.
Will it stop my dog hating the bath?
It gives them something better to think about, which for a lot of dogs is enough. For a dog that is genuinely frightened rather than just bored, a lick mat is a help, not a fix.
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