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Suction Lick Mat for Dogs — Bone-Shaped Calming Mat for Bath & Grooming

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Suction Lick Mat for Dogs — Bone-Shaped Calming Mat for Bath & Grooming

$12.99
Sale price  $12.99 Regular price  $0.00
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Bath time turns into a wrestling match, and nail trims end in a standoff. A dog with nothing to focus on fixates on the thing it dreads.

This is Feeding and sensory enrichment: a bone-shaped silicone mat that suctions to the wall or tub, spread with a soft treat so your dog licks steadily through the moments it finds stressful. Repetitive licking is a naturally self-soothing behavior, and giving it an outlet can ease the tension around baths, grooming, and quiet downtime. EnrichCove curates feeding enrichment to a science-backed standard, so calmer moments come from focus, not force — your dog settling on its own terms.

  • Bone-shaped silicone mat with suction-cup backing
  • Sticks to tub, wall, or tile for hands-free distraction
  • Spread with soft treat or wet food for slow licking
  • Easy to rinse; top-rack dishwasher friendly
  • For dogs, cats, and most household pets

A calm your pet finds freely, licking its way through the tricky moments.

How do I use it during a bath?

Press the suction cups onto a clean, smooth surface at your pet's nose height and spread a thin layer of a soft, pet-safe treat across the grooves before you start. Supervise while it's in use and remove it afterward. Introduce new spreads slowly and ask your vet about any food sensitivities.

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Lick Mat FAQ

What surfaces does it stick to? An EnrichCove lick mat suctions to clean, smooth surfaces like tile, tub walls, and glass.

Can cats use it too? Yes — it suits dogs, cats, and most household pets.

What do I spread on it? A thin layer of a soft, pet-safe treat or wet food works best for slow, settling licks.

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