Fish-shaped lick mat for dogs

Fish-Shaped Lick Mat for Dogs - Fun, Absorbing & Delicious

Dull mealtimes are officially cancelled. This playful fish-shaped lick mat for dogs turns snacks and meals into a calm, tasty little adventure for your four-legged best mate.

Made from high quality silicone, it offers a gently textured surface that keeps your dog happily licking away while they work for every last bit of goodness. The cheerful fish design adds a bit of fun to the routine and makes even a simple treat feel like an activity.

Why big dogs love this fishy lick mat

This mat is ideal for spreading soft foods like pâté, wet food, peanut butter (xylitol free only, of course) or yoghurt. The texture encourages your dog to slow down, enjoy each mouthful and focus on licking.

• Material: Food-grade silicone, gentle on gums and easy to clean
• Size: 19 x 25 cm, great for medium and large dogs
• Secure grip: Strong suction cups on the back for safe, stay-put use
• Natural behaviour: Stimulates your dog’s natural licking instinct for calm focus
• Slower eating: Helps promote slower feeding

Perfect for greedy gobblers and bath-time bribery

If your big dog tends to inhale their food, this mat helps take things down a notch. By spreading their meal or treat over the surface, they are gently encouraged to slow down.

The steady licking keeps your dog occupied, making this lick mat handy during grooming or bath time. Stick it to a smooth surface with the suction cups, load it with something tasty and let your dog focus on the good stuff while you get on with the job.

• Great enrichment for dogs that need mental stimulation indoors
• Helpful for big, enthusiastic eaters who need to pace themselves
• Can be part of a settling routine for excitable dogs

Made with big dogs in mind

At BigDog Accessories™, we specialise in kit for larger dogs and big breeds across the UK, so even our lick mats are chosen with sturdy snouts and serious tongues in mind. This fishy friend is a simple way to add enrichment, slow down mealtimes and give your dog a calm, rewarding activity they can really get their teeth (well, tongue) into.