West Paw Bubbles Feast Mat, Lick Mat & Slow Feeder
Settle-in promise: if your dog doesn't take to it within 30 days of delivery, email us and we'll refund the bed. No need to send it back.
Ships from the US with tracking, usually arrives in 3–8 business days. Every bed ships free.
Ships from US
30-day settle-in promise
Real support
Two calming jobs in one mat.
One side is a slow feeder with deep grooves, so your dog has to sniff and forage for dinner instead of gulping it. The other side is a lick mat for spreads like xylitol-free peanut butter, plain yogurt, or wet food. Licking and sniffing are two of the ways dogs settle themselves, and this mat gives them both.
Use the slow-feeder side at dinner on a fireworks night, when many dogs are too wound up to eat calmly. Flip to the lick side when the noise starts, or hand it over as you head out the door.
It's the mat in our Quiet Night Set: add it to your cart with a Calming Plush Dog Bed and get $5 off the bed.
Made by West Paw with recycled ocean-bound plastic.
Use while you're nearby. Take it away if your dog starts chewing instead of licking. This is comfort gear, not medicine.
Details
- Two sides: slow feeder and lick mat
- Bubbles design
- Made with recycled ocean-bound plastic
- Colors: Kelp, Marine, Tropic Red
Settle-in promise, returns and size exchange
Settle-in promise: if your dog doesn't take to the bed within 30 days of delivery, email us and we'll refund the bed. No need to send it back. One claim per household; we may ask for a quick photo. Wrong size? We exchange it at no cost to you. Damaged or defective? Email us a photo within 14 days and we'll replace or refund it, no return needed. Other returns: 30 days, items in clean, resellable condition. Full refund policy.
Shipping and delivery
Ships from our US warehouse partner with tracking. Every bed ships free. Lick and feast mats ship separately from their US makers, and their shipping (usually about $9) is shown at checkout. Your estimated delivery time is shown at checkout. We ship to US addresses only.
Sizing help
Measure your dog lying stretched out, nose to tail. Between sizes? Go one up. Not sure? Email us your dog's weight and breed and we'll recommend a size. Wrong size? We exchange it for free. Using it on the couch? Measure the seat too. We'll post exact bed measurements as soon as we've measured our own sample.
Will it stay on my couch?
The dotted non-slip base helps it stay put. Lay it on their end of the seat with the rolled bolster against the back cushion, and let the front flap drape over the seat edge so the cushion underneath stays covered. It works just as well flat on the floor.
Can I wash it? Will it go flat?
Honest answer: we're testing our own sample in a home washer before we post washing steps, and we won't call it machine washable until we have. Until then, email us and we'll tell you how to care for it. If it arrives damaged or flat, we replace or refund it, no return needed.
How is this different from a donut bed?
A donut bed is a round nest your dog curls into. This is a flat, shaggy pad with a soft rolled bolster along the back. It suits dogs who like to stretch out, lean against something, or rest their chin on an edge, and it can go on their end of the couch, right next to you. If your dog always sleeps in a tight curl, a donut may suit them better.
What makes it calming?
Nothing magic. Many dogs settle faster with a soft spot that's theirs, something to lean against, and their person nearby. The deep plush gives them something to sink into, the bolster gives them an edge to press against, and the couch keeps them close to you. Some dogs claim it in a day; some take longer.
Why are there no reviews yet?
We're a new, small shop, and we only show reviews from real buyers, so there are no stars here yet. That's why we offer the settle-in promise: try it at home, and if your dog doesn't take to it within 30 days, we refund the bed. No need to send it back.
Is this a medical product?
No. This is comfort gear, not medicine. For severe anxiety, talk to your vet. It works alongside what they suggest.