
The SodaPup Lotus Design eMat is one of suction cup lick mats for grooming desensitization and bath time enrichment — a USA-made, FDA-compliant TPE lick mat with a serene lotus...
The SodaPup Lotus Design eMat is one of suction cup lick mats for grooming desensitization and bath time enrichment — a USA-made, FDA-compliant TPE lick mat with a serene lotus flower design and powerful suction cups that lock onto any smooth surface for hands- enrichment
by dog trainers and veterinarians for bath anxiety, grooming desensitization, and separation anxiety
Key specs:Size: Standard (~8"×8")Material: FDA-compliant TPE, BPA-, PVC-, phthalate-Suction cups: Yes — sticks to tile, glass, tub walls, shower walls for: Dogs with bath anxiety, grooming desensitization, all breeds, anxious dogs, yoga and wellness-oriented pet ownersDifficulty: Medium (lotus petal relief pattern)Works with: Peanut butter, yogurt, wet food, raw food, pureed treats, kibble softened with brothDishwasher safe: Yes (top rack)zer safe: YesMade in: USAWhy lick mats work for dogs:Sustained licking triggers the release of endorphins and serotonin, producing a natural calming effect
Lick mats are used by veterinarians and dog trainers to reduce separation anxiety, ease grooming stress, slow fast eaters, and provide mental enrichment for high-energy dogs
The SodaPup Lotus Design eMat is an enrichment lick mat with powerful suction cups that combine serene aesthetic design with functional behavioral science
The lotus petal surface pattern provides beautiful texture for holding spreads during bath time and grooming, while the suction cup base adheres firmly to tile, glass, and smooth walls
Available in pastel purple, pastel green, pastel pink, and pastel yellow — the Lotus eMat is one of the most visually versatile in the SodaPup line
Made in the USA from non-toxic, FDA-compliant TPE
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