LickiMat Wobble, Dog Slow Feeder Bowl Lick Mat, Boredom Anxiety Reducer; Perfect for Food, Treats, Yogurt, or Peanut Butter. Fun Alternative to a Slow Feed Dog Bowl, Turquoise

My dog really liked this. I paid almost 12 quid for it which i think is very expensive compared to the flat ones, but its easy to fill, super easy to clean, the silicone is soft so you can turn it inside out to clean.There was no colour listed, and i got the Orange one.My dog had great fun with it, and i would buy it again.Video attached.

Our German Shepherd loves this, it wobbles around making her have to work out how to keep it still enough to lick it.Cleaning was easy, I gave it to her until she'd pretty much licked it clean and then ran it through the dishwasher. It came out like new.

I actually bought this for a visiting dog, but he was not that impressed, i think that was due to the fact the he is used to kongs stuffed full of food, rather than a smearing of food on this lick mat. I have since used it with my girl puppy and she seems to get on quite well with it. She also gets on well with an ordinary lick mat. i have used yogurt, wet (tinned) dog food and even some kibble that has been soaked in water to make it soft and mushy.As the boy puppy destroyed an ordinary lick mat I have not let him have this wobble lick mat for fear of him destroying this as well.Edited to add--- a few weeks after writing this review I had a kitchen fire which destroyed the lickmat wobble. ... so definitely not fire proof (not that I expected it to be or had planned on finding out!).

It’s better than the very flimsy mat I had previously, but I don’t think the wobble effect makes any difference. My dog carries it around when I give it to him but doesn’t play with it. It certainly is not as easy for him to chew and so far he hasn’t, but it is much more difficult to put peanut butter on it. I have to turn it inside out to put it on and clean it. Because the nubs are bigger and thicker, it is more difficult to actually spread the peanut butter and more difficult to clean. I use hot water and an old toothbrush, which generally works.

If you have a typical dog who loves food and will eat out of a bowl but doesnt chew the bowl much then this is great.Unfortunately my puppy doesnt seem to understand he should eat out of a bowl, or that this is a bowl not a toy to chew. He's not a foody dog anyway, so not the fault of the item at all.The bowl is so flexible it can be flipped inside out for cleaning and it best cleaned before any wet food dries on. I've stabilised it in milton a few times too after feeding raw tripe in it (puppies favourite in the hope of him using a bowl of any sort) and it's not lost colour or been effected in anyway.I do think a moderate or heavy chewer would chew through it in no time so recommend supervision. My pup is just too lazy to chew for long enough.