Introducing the Authentic LickiMat Playdate Boredom Buster for Dogs and Cats. This versatile slow feeder is available in a variety of colours.

REDUCES ANXIETY, BOREDOM AND DESTRUCTIVE BEHAVIOUR: LickiMat helps calm and soothe your pet by releasing endorphins through licking. Ideal for when you leave home, vet visits, thunderstorms, and more. Supervision is recommended during initial use.

RECOMMENDED FOR BOTH DOGS & CATS: LickiMat's textured patterns are designed to please both dogs and cats. Works with a range of treats and foods, including yogurt, peanut butter, spreads, raw, wet, dry, and liquid foods. Enhances the sense of taste while serving small amounts of food.

PROMOTES LICKING FOR BETTER ORAL HEALTH: LickiMat's surfaces promote pleasurable licking, generating saliva that protects teeth and gums. It aids digestion and freshens breath by removing food particles and bacteria.

SERVE HEALTHY TREATS: LickiMat allows you to serve a variety of treats, including yogurt, spreads, purees, and organic pet-approved options. Challenging your pet to lick the treat out of the patterned surface slows the process, providing fewer calories, healthier treats, and prolonged enjoyment.

SLOWER FEEDING & HEALTHIER MEALS: Use LickiMat to promote slower eating, reducing bloating and improving digestion. It's a great alternative to slow feed bowls. You can even freeze food and treats on the mat for a more enjoyable feeding experience.

ALTERNATIVE TO FEEDING BOWL: Replace your cat's bowl with LickiMat's wide range of designs and colours. It's also suitable for small and medium-sized dog breeds. Serve raw, wet, dry, and liquid food without creating a mess.

For fun pet interaction use this Lickimat Playdate, with its box design, is perfect for mushy bits of meat or fish, yogurt, peanut butter and chunky treats and foods.

Made from non-toxic food grade TPR,
LickiMat measures 20 x 20 cm/ 8″ x 8″.
Suitable for all dogs and cats (supervision recommended initially).
It's freezer safe, microwave friendly, and easy to hand wash.

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