Self-Soothing Mental Stimulation For Anxious Dogs
Self-Soothing Mental Stimulation For Anxious Dogs
Rated 4.7*/5.0 by 7,388+ Dog parents
Self Soothing (no meds, no fuss)
NO flipping, NO chewing, NO contest
Lasts 20+ min longer than lick mat
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Will my pet actually use this or just knock it over?
Will my pet actually use this or just knock it over?
Press the suction base onto a clean, smooth surface for the strongest grip. It also stays steady on many textured floors, but very determined pets may still try to lift it, so use it as a supervised treat toy.
Is this safe if my dog tries to chew it?
Is this safe if my dog tries to chew it?
This is made for licking sessions, not chewing sessions. Pick it up when the treat is finished, especially for puppies, power chewers, or dogs who like to investigate toys with their teeth.
What treats work best in the rolling-ball center?
What treats work best in the rolling-ball center?
Use liquids and loose soft foods in the center: water, broth, milk, yogurt, puree, or wet food thinned with water. Save thicker spreads like peanut butter, pumpkin, sweet potato, or meat paste for the outer lick zones. If the center treat is too thick, thin it so the ball can roll smoothly.
How do I clean sticky peanut butter out of it?
How do I clean sticky peanut butter out of it?
Rinse fresh treats right away, pop out the ball, and use the included brush around the center. For stubborn peanut butter, let it dry first, then flex the silicone so the dried bits pop loose before washing or running it through the dishwasher.
Turn Snack Time Into a Calming Routine
LickCalm™ turns broth, yogurt, puree, or soft spreads into a simple lick-and-roll routine that helps your dog stay busy, focused, and settled when the day feels a little too exciting.
Prepare Calming Meal
Pop out the ball, add broth, yogurt, puree, or thinned wet food, then set the ball back in place.
Suction It Firmly
Use the suction cups under the lick bowl to prevent and doggy foul play.
Stress Free Mental Stimulation
Self soothe them with mental stimulation that lasts 40+ minutes (when frozen)
Made for licking, not chewing
Use our LickCalm Slow Feeding Bowl for 30 days. If you your pup doesn't use it, contact us via email and we'll make it right.
Real snack-time notes
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Jennifer M.Verified BuyerMy dog and I LOVE this thingA 95 pound power-chewer stayed busy with Greek yogurt, water, and sweet potato. She called out the strong floor grip, easy filling, easy cleaning, and good size.
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LongzhuVerified BuyerWorks with liquid and thicker treatsYogurt and milk worked in the rolling-ball center, while peanut butter and fruit puree worked well on the mat. Her dog stayed engaged the whole time.
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PurplelyVerified BuyerPerfect rainy-day enrichmentHer 65 to 75 pound dogs stayed busy, and she found the suction strong. Her tip: thin Greek yogurt or pumpkin so the ball can rotate smoothly.
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Margo K.Verified BuyerOne dog loved it, one dog ignored itA useful reminder that pets have personalities. Her cleaning trick was to let sticky peanut butter dry, then flex the silicone so it pops out.
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Veronica S.Verified BuyerLoved from the first useHer Chihuahua enjoyed Greek yogurt and water right away. She liked that the rolling ball made wet food feel more fun and slower.
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Blanca T.Verified BuyerBorder collie approvedA simple way to keep a busy dog occupied and working their brain, especially when they need something constructive to do.