Trixie Lick'n'Snack Mat - 17 cm - Green



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The Trixie Lick'n'Snack Mat is designed for dog and cat owners looking to soothe anxious pets and slow down their eating habits during treat time. By providing a textured surface for spreads like pastes or wet food, it encourages licking, which naturally calms your pet and extends the duration of their snack. While it offers a great enrichment activity, users should note that the suction mechanism works best on smooth, non-porous floor surfaces like tile or linoleum.
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Yes, the 17 cm size is suitable for both dogs and cats.
The mat is made of food-grade, durable silicone that is safe for pet use.
Yes, it is freezer safe, making it perfect for freezing treats during the summer.
No, the suction mechanism requires a smooth, non-porous surface like tile, linoleum, or sealed concrete.
You can wash it by hand or place it on the top rack of your dishwasher.
Ensure the surface is smooth and free of debris. Wet the suction cup slightly with water to create a stronger vacuum seal.
Soak the mat in warm soapy water for 10 minutes to loosen trapped food, or use a soft-bristled brush to reach deep crevices.
To set up your mat, ensure the surface area where you intend to stick it is clean and dry. Press down firmly in the center to activate the suction. The mat is compatible with various spreads including dairy, meat-based pastes, and canned pet food. To care for the mat, wash it after every use to prevent bacteria buildup. It is top-rack dishwasher safe, or you can scrub it with a soft brush and warm soapy water. Always inspect the silicone periodically; if you notice pieces becoming detached, discard the mat to prevent a choking hazard.