• A purple lick mat with three textured zones that slow a dog down as it licks food off the surface.
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Pictured: the purple mat. Your Duo includes one purple and one blue.

Lick Mat Duo (2-Pack)

Lick Mat Duo (2-Pack)

$14.99 USD
$14.99 USD
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Ships free in 1–3 days, then 2–4 weeks
30 days: a refund, a replacement, or store credit

All three in the kit, save $11.98

This earned its spot in the shop with Finn and Bear, our own two dogs. Meet them

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The calm-down button. Two of them.

Smear on peanut butter, yogurt, or wet food and press it to any smooth surface. Licking is steady and repetitive, which makes it a good standby for nail trims, bath time, thunderstorms, fireworks, and those 15 minutes when you just need your dog to settle. Freeze it with something tasty inside and a session lasts even longer. You get two mats, one purple and one blue: one in use, one in the freezer.

The specs

  • Best for: anxious dogs, storm and firework season, grooming distraction, crate training, slow treating
  • Size: 6½ × 6½ in (16.5 × 16.5 cm) each
  • Care: top-rack dishwasher safe, or warm soapy water
  • Material: food-grade silicone with suction base. No batteries, no electronics.

Not sure what to put on it? Here are eight dog-safe lick mat recipes Finn and Bear have taste-tested.

Wondering why licking helps a worried dog? Our guide to why sniffing calms an anxious dog covers licking too.

Safety: supervised use only. Not a chew toy. Discard if damaged. Use xylitol-free peanut butter only (xylitol is toxic to dogs). A lick mat can take the edge off everyday tense moments, but it isn't a treatment for serious anxiety. If your dog is truly struggling, talk to your vet or a trainer.

Pairs with the Snuffle Mat and Slow Feeder in the Boredom Buster Kit.

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