Product Description
A Better Way To Feed 
Tame Anxiety & Bad Habits
Make mealtime a fun game with our Slow Feeder Mat! It reduces destructive behavior and helps anxious pups feel more at ease.
Savor Every Bite, Banish Bloat
Our textured slow-feeding pads turn eating into a challenge, slowing down your dog’s pace to prevent bloating and improve digestion.
Keep Your Puppy Calm
Licking is soothing! Our Slow Feeder Mat helps keep your dog relaxed during storms, grooming, or travel, making life easier for pet parents.
Freshen Up Their Smile
Licking promotes better breath and dental health. Your pup cleans their tongue and gums while enjoying our lick pad—win-win!
The lick mat is an awesome addition to your pet’s daily routine. It’s not just for dogs—cats love them too! Check out the benefits that help both furry friends!
Product Dimensions : 10.23 x 10.23 x 0.39 inches; 10.23 ounces
Item model number : 606
Date First Available : August 12, 2024
Manufacturer : CLIPOP
ASIN : B0DCVQTPV9
Country of Origin : China
【NOTE】NOT TO BE USED AS TEETHING TOYS FOR PETS. Based on its size, it’s a better fit for your small to medium sized canine friend
【Premium Food-Grade Rubber】This slow feeder dog bowl is crafted from safe, eco-friendly rubber that is completely BPA-free. It is soft and gentle, making it ideal for your furry friend’s delicate nose. The slow feeder dog bowl also offers excellent flexibility and lasting suction. Additionally, it is a great option for cat slow feeders.
【Pet Slow Feeder Dishes & Promotes Healthy Eating】The textured surface of the Lick Pad/Slow Fooder Dog Bowl helps to differentiate between small particles of food, raw food and dry food, or to disperse fluid food and soft spreadable food. it can help prevent your dog from gulping down food too quickly, slowing down their eating speed, and reducing the risk of vomiting or indigestion caused by eating too fast.
【Lick Pad with Suction Cup】The strong suction cup of this neater slow feeder dog bowl design prevents slipping or tipping over, ensuring your furry friend remains happy and satisfied. Say goodbye to mealtime mess and doggie frustration!
【3-in-1 Lick Slow Feeding Mat & Foldable Water Bowl】For convenience, this lick mat, designed as a slow feeder dog bowl, accommodates both dry and wet food as well as water. It’s a great way to capture your dog’s attention. Just spread some peanut butter or yogurt, and watch them enjoy!
【Make Bath Time Fun and Easy】 Does your dog dislike bath time? Apply your dog’s favorite food to the lick mat before starting the bath/grooming/trim, then stick the mat to a flat, smooth surface to distract them.
【Delicious Holiday Gift】 The dog slow feeder lick mat makes a thoughtful gift for your beloved furry companion or pet. The 10.23″ size is perfect for medium and small pets. For cleaning, the rubber material is easy to wash, and our packaging includes a brush for simple cleaning.
Sheila67 –
Convenient
Great just don’t leave it down if your dog is a chewer
Kimberley –
Do something else
He tramples over the bowls topples everything over … I don’t have any use for them … Recycle .. how?
Ron Mills –
It’s causing my cat to eat slower & stop when he’s had enough. The price is right. Read more…
This is the second of two lick trays I selected to try specifically for one of my cats.A little background: I rescued two sibling cats. One vomits quite a bit. I wonder if that depends on how quickly he scarfs down his food. He is also overweight. So, I decided to try using a licking tray to affect how quickly and how much he eats in one sitting. I also hope this will cause him to give up due to the cost-benefit factor if he’s really had enough and come back to finish when he’s hungry again.This tray is a little larger than the other one I’m trying. I measured it at about 10.5″ X 10.5″. It’s square-ish, with the corners rounded. Like the other one, this tray has four quadrants. But, this one has only two different designs—two quadrants of each design. Like the other one, this one is made of silicone. It is dishwasher-safe and doesn’t scoot across the floor while my cat licks it. On both, there are suction cups on the bottom that aid in keeping the tray in place, though I haven’t needed to be sure those are secure to the floor. It already stays in place as it is.The design of the quadrants on this tray is much more shallow than at least a couple of the areas on the other one I have. Two of the matching areas have smaller rectangles in the design. The other two matching quadrants have a bit larger rectangles–still not large by any means.Of particular note, this tray was significantly less expensive than the other one at the time of this review. It also has a collapsible cup in the middle, a toothbrush-type cleaning brush, and a little spatula.My “scarfer” cat on this one also ate down to a certain depth. Digging out the soft food that had been left below that depth in the rectangles would have been more difficult, but his smaller little sister came along to help him out with that a bit.I like both trays that I’m trying out, but I personally like this one a little better. However, it may not be the right one for my cat. It’s somewhat larger than the other one and has a more rounded look. The collapsable cup is a nice feature. I thought the food areas on this one had designs that would be more advantageous to how my larger cat eats. But it looks like the tray with the larger, deeper designs might work out better. He doesn’t keep digging below the design level on either. So, the other tray with the deeper designs may just simply be much easier for me to dig out the remaining soft food for him to finish later. (Normally, he would eat it all pretty rapidly until it’s gone and want another serving not long after.)Both trays that I’m trying have the desired effect of getting him to eat slower and stop eating when he’s had enough.With the smaller cat coming along to dig more out of the smaller designs, this one might work out perfectly. But my guess is that I’ll end up using the one with the deeper and larger designs more. I originally thought that design might be better for a larger dog, but it might also work better for my cat.I like and plan to keep both of the silicon lick trays that I selected. Both work for what I want to achieve.It will take quite a bit more time to determine if slowing down my cat’s eating helps with his semi-frequent vomiting and weight issues. Time will tell.But the better design for you depends on how your pet eats.I hope this review provided you with some insight into whether this tray or a different design would work better for you.I plan to update this review as circumstances warrant, but using a lick tray seems to be helping so far.I hope this helps you with your decision.
Simone Ashley –
Too hard to clean
Too hard to clean