Silicone Lick Mat - The .99 Anxiety Solution Vets Have Been Recommending for Years

Silicone Lick Mat - The .99 Anxiety Solution Vets Have Been Recommending for Years

Lake blue / 20cm 7.87in)
$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $23.99
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Silicone Lick Mat - The .99 Anxiety Solution Vets Have Been Recommending for Years
$19.99
Sale price  $19.99 Regular price  $23.99
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If your dog panics during baths, grooming, thunderstorms, or time alone - this is the tool you've been missing. It doesn't sedate them. It calms them naturally, using their own biology.

Repetitive licking triggers the release of dopamine and serotonin in dogs and cats - the same calming hormones activated by meditation in humans. The Silicone Lick Mat gives your pet a focused, rewarding activity that naturally reduces anxiety in any stressful situation.

Spread peanut butter, yogurt, or wet food into the textured surface. The grooves slow consumption and extend the calming session to 10-20 minutes - more than enough time to complete a bath, nail trim, vet exam, or help an anxious pet decompress.

Key Features

  • Food-grade silicone - BPA-free and non-toxic
  • Textured surface slows licking and extends engagement
  • Strong suction cup base - sticks to walls, floors, and tub surfaces
  • Dishwasher safe - top rack
  • Safe for dogs and cats of all sizes

Why Pet Owners Love It

Bath time turns from a battle into a routine. One scoop of peanut butter and your dog is focused and cooperative for the entire session. Also used daily as enrichment - 15 minutes on a lick mat tires a dog out mentally the same way a 30-minute walk does.

FAQ

What can I put on it? Peanut butter (xylitol-free), plain yogurt, canned pumpkin, wet food, cream cheese, or banana.

Can I freeze it? Yes. Freeze with your chosen spread for a longer-lasting cooling summer treat.

How do I clean it? Dishwasher safe (top rack) or hand wash with warm soapy water.

Is xylitol safe? Never. Always check peanut butter labels - xylitol is toxic to dogs.

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