LickiMat Small Dog Slodog Slow Feeder

The LickiMat Small SloDog is a compact slow feeder designed to help small to medium dogs and puppies eat at a calmer, healthier pace. With deeper food pockets and a low-profile design, it encourages dogs to lick and work through their meal rather than gulping everything down in seconds.

Unlike some puzzle feeders, the Small SloDog is simple and low-frustration while still making mealtimes last longer. It can be used with dry food, wet food, canned food, raw food, soaked kibble or liquid foods, making it a versatile option for everyday feeding and enrichment.

Available in assorted colours including Green, Pink, Turquoise, Orange, Black and Purple.

Key Benefits

• Compact slow feeder for small to medium dogs and puppies
• Helps slow down fast eating and reduce gulping
• Deeper pockets encourage licking and longer mealtimes
• Great low-frustration alternative to puzzle feeders
• Suitable for dry, wet, raw, canned and liquid foods
• Holds up to 1 cup of food
• Non-slip rubber feet help keep it in place
• Made from food-safe, durable and recyclable polypropylene
• Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning
• Microwave safe and freezer friendly
• Free from PVC, BPA, phthalates and silicone

Size

Approx. 25cm x 19cm x 3cm

Best For

The LickiMat Small SloDog is ideal for:

• Small to medium dogs
• Puppies
• Fast eaters
• Dogs who gulp their food
• Wet food and raw feeding
• Soaked kibble
• Canned food
• Mixed meals
• Broths and liquid foods
• Everyday mealtime enrichment

How to Use

Spread your dog’s food across the pockets so they need to lick and work through each section. For longer-lasting enrichment, use wet food, raw food or soaked kibble and freeze before serving.

Pet Patch Tip

The Small SloDog is a great pick for dogs who eat too quickly but do not enjoy tricky puzzle bowls. It slows feeding in a simple way while still letting them enjoy their meal without too much frustration.

Care

Dishwasher safe for easy cleaning. Rinse after use and allow to dry before storing. Always supervise your dog when introducing any new feeder, especially if they are likely to chew.