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Step 1-

- Spread your pet's favourite treat — peanut butter, wet food, yogurt or broth.

Step 2-

- Press the suction cup onto any flat surface — floor, wall, or bathtub.

Step 3-

- Let your pet lick away and enjoy the peace and quiet.

Step 4-

- Rinse or dishwash when done — ready for next time.

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-FAQ-

What's your return policy?

14- day full refund, no questions asked. We're that confident your pet will love it.

What if my pet ignores it?

Press the treat deeper into the grooves and use something irresistible like peanut butter. Most pets that seem uninterested on day one are obsessed by day three.

Does it actually calm anxious pets or is it just a gimmick?

Not a gimmick — licking releases dopamine and endorphins in your pet's brain. It's the same science vets use to recommend lick mats for anxiety and stressful situations.