LICKIMAT Yoggie Pot Rubber Licking Slow Feeder Bowl, Purple, freezer safe, dishwasher safe

This slow feeder bowl holds half a cup of raw food. It stands 9 cm (3.55") tall and spans 9.5 cm (3.75") across. Plant-based natural rubber, coloured purple, forms the body of this licking treat dispenser for food and treats. Almost all breeds and sizes can work at it as an enrichment puzzle, and for smaller dogs it can serve as a full feeder.

Washing, freezing and reheating the Yoggie Pot

Dishwasher, freezer and microwave use are all listed as safe for this pot. Washing and drying it after each use is the brand's care instruction.

Foods frozen on the inside extend the licking interaction, the brand notes. Liquids filled above the star should not be frozen, to discourage chewing.

What the licking surface and rubber body do

• Properly prepared, the pot gives a dog repetitive licking and slow feeding, in the brand's description.
• Wet food, raw food, BARF and soaked kibble all suit the pot.
• Cheese, sardines, berries, smoothies and fish treats can go in as well.
• Dry kibble works once it is combined with yoghurt or another pet-safe food.
• The plant-based natural rubber body is purple and weighs 150 g (5.3 oz).
• A placemat comes with the pot, giving it a defined spot indoors.

For a first session, the brand suggests a little food or treat spread on the bottom of the pot, with the dog supervised while it licks. Detailed instructions are on the label and the website.

Questions about the Yoggie Pot

How much food fits in the Yoggie Pot?

Half a cup of raw food. For smaller dogs the brand also lists it as a full feeder.

Can I put dry kibble in this bowl?

Yes, once yoghurt or another pet-safe food is combined with it. Wet, raw, BARF and soaked kibble can be used on their own.

Can the Yoggie Pot go in the dishwasher and the freezer?

Yes to both, and microwave use is listed as safe too.

What comes with the bowl?

A placemat comes with the pot. The bowl itself measures 9.5 x 9.5 x 9 cm and weighs 150 g (5.3 oz).

Can I freeze food in it?

Yes, food frozen on the inside extends the licking interaction. Liquids above the star should not be frozen, the brand advises, to discourage chewing.

Is this slow feeder bowl right for your dog?

Most small dogs can use the Yoggie Pot as an interactive feeder, and as an enrichment puzzle it suits almost all breeds and sizes.

Size is the first thing to weigh up. Dry kibble on its own needs yoghurt or another pet-safe food combined with it first. Before freezing, keep liquids under the star mark, and for the first few uses spread a little food on the bottom and supervise.