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Lick & Stick™ SlowMat
Dinner's gone in nine seconds. The SlowMat spreads every meal across four textured zones and suctions flat to the floor — so he has to slow down instead of inhaling it.
- Four zones slow every meal down
- Suction base — he can't flip it
- Spinning ball stops liquid gulping
- Soft silicone — bends, won't crack
- Non-porous — no stains or smells
- Dishwasher safe, top rack
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Real dogs. Real dinners.
What owners noticed in the first two weeks.
John D
- First week without cleaning the carpet
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
March 15, 2026
He used to finish dinner in about ten seconds and bring half of it back up twenty minutes later. Took him nearly four minutes on this the first night. Haven't had to clean up once since.
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Sarah M
- Finally eats slower than the other one
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
January 2, 2026
Two dogs. One inhales his and goes straight for his sister's. Now he's still working on his while she finishes in peace. No more standing between them at dinner.
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Jessica W
- Our rescue still eats like it's his last meal
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
April 10, 2026
We've had him eight months and he still panics at dinner. First thing that's slowed him down without stressing him out. He actually seems calmer when he's done.
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Michael R.
- Works — just not on carpet
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
July 14, 2026
Thought thirty-odd dollars was a lot for a mat, but he'd been throwing up after meals for months so I gave it a go. Worth it. Only thing is the suction won't hold on our rug, so it lives on the tiles now. Fine once we worked that out.
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Dinner that actually takes a while
Four textured zones spread the meal across the mat, so every mouthful has to be worked out instead of scooped up. He slows down on his own — no standing over him, no taking the bowl away halfway through.
He can't flip what he can't move
Silicone suction cups run across the entire underside. Push it, shove it, paw at it — it stays flat on the floor. The two things dogs do to beat a slow feeder simply aren't available here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products, shipping, returns, and more.
How do I clean it?
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Top rack of the dishwasher, or warm soapy water and a rub with your fingers. The silicone is soft enough that food lifts straight out of the grooves instead of drying into them, and it's a single piece with no seams or gaps for anything to get trapped in. To lift it off the floor, peel up one corner rather than pulling from the middle.
Can I freeze it?
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Yes, and it's the best trick this thing has. Spread wet food, yoghurt or broth through the zones, freeze it for a few hours, then hand it over. A frozen mat can stretch a five-minute meal into twenty or more. Handy on hot days, or when you need him occupied while you're getting out the door.
What's it made of, and is it safe?
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One piece of food-grade silicone. No hard plastic, no BPA, nothing glued on that can work loose. Silicone flexes instead of shattering, so it won't crack or splinter the way a hard plastic bowl can. It's a feeding mat rather than a chew toy though, so supervise as you would with any bowl and replace it if it ever gets properly chewed up.
Customer Reviews
John D
- First week without cleaning the carpet
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
March 15, 2026
He used to finish dinner in about ten seconds and bring half of it back up twenty minutes later. Took him nearly four minutes on this the first night. Haven't had to clean up once since.
42
people found this helpful
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Sarah M
- Finally eats slower than the other one
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
January 2, 2026
Two dogs. One inhales his and goes straight for his sister's. Now he's still working on his while she finishes in peace. No more standing between them at dinner.
28
people found this helpful
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Jessica W
- Our rescue still eats like it's his last meal
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
April 10, 2026
We've had him eight months and he still panics at dinner. First thing that's slowed him down without stressing him out. He actually seems calmer when he's done.
15
people found this helpful
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Michael R.
- Works — just not on carpet
Reviewed
in the
United States
on
July 14, 2026
Thought thirty-odd dollars was a lot for a mat, but he'd been throwing up after meals for months so I gave it a go. Worth it. Only thing is the suction won't hold on our rug, so it lives on the tiles now. Fine once we worked that out.
8
people found this helpful
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