Tuff, Heavy-Duty Playdate, Dog Slow Feeder Lick Mat, Boredom Anxiety Reducer; Perfect for Food, Treats, Yogurt, or Peanut Butter, Fun Alternative to a Slow Feed Dog Bowl, Red

My dog likes it

I have 2 of these as I have 2 dogs. They're used as an occasional treat and also to keep my older dog amused while I take my younger dog out for a short training session. I can't leave these unattended with the younger dog as he ate a substantial part of the corners of a previous one (he's a Labrador) but my other dog just leaves it when all the tasty bits are gone. I feed them raw food and have tried mixing raw mince with yoghurt or cream cheese and smearing it on the mat as part of their meal portion which works well to slow down their usual food vacuuming technique when fed in a bowl!

My dog absolutely loved this but unfortunately it started to break after the first use with the rubber partitions splitting so I can't give it to him. The outer case is durable but the actual mat itself isn't . I really don't recommend this for medium or large dogs especially young ones as it won't last. Disappointed as this would have been ideal for my vizsla but has turned out to be a waste of money.

A great product, great way to slow my dogs treat eating, but it is a nightmare to fully clean it just gets stuck in the corners, especially peanut butter.

I used this with my puppy's usual wet food or with kibble that I'd soaked in warm water to make a thin gravy. Both worked well, but I am now using yoghurt as it is so quick and easy. The dog licks it for ages and will return to it again and again. It does slow her down. She hasn't been tempted to chew the tray. I would be happy to give it as a soothing treat when she is at home alone. Some reviews say it is hard to clean. It depends what food you use, but usually soaking it in hot water with a bit of a scrub in all directions does the trick.

So far I’ve used peanut butter, cottage cheese in it , dog loves it keeps him occupied for a while. Cleans well in dishwasher but cleaning it myself is a chore getting into corners I have to use a toothbrush. So far he hasn’t tried to chew it, so I don’t know how well it’ll stand up to being chewed.

My dog loves her lickimat so I bought this as a second so I could rotate them.Best way I’ve found to use it is to spread the soft good on and then freeze it and it takes her longer to eat them.The only downside is that they are tricky to clean in the corners of the little cells. I’ve found scrubbing it with a cheap dishwashing brush and running is the best bet, and then I pop it in the dishwasher. I’m not sure if they’re actually supposed to go in the dishwasher, but they’ve survived in it so far!

High recommend. Spread whatever you want on it, freeze it if you want, it is a great way to occupy our dog for a bit. We have a couple of these. It is a bit tricky to wash by hand but that is to be expected, but it goes in the dishwasher so all good!