Lick Mats for Dogs and Cats: How to Use Them Safely
Lick mat for dogs and cats: which spreads are safe, why to check nut butter for xylitol, and how to clean the mat, with advice from the ASPCA and FDA.
Projects you can make from household materials, with safety notes.
You can make many enrichment toys and puzzles from things already in your home. This section offers projects built from household materials, each with notes on what to supervise and what to avoid. It answers questions about turning towels, boxes and containers into foraging games, choosing safe materials and knowing when a homemade toy should go in the trash.
Try snuffle mat alternatives using things you already own, and read how to use lick mats safely before offering one. Supervise your pet with any homemade toy, remove loose strings, tape and small parts, and throw away anything that is torn or being chewed apart.
Lick mat for dogs and cats: which spreads are safe, why to check nut butter for xylitol, and how to clean the mat, with advice from the ASPCA and FDA.
Six snuffle mat substitutes made from towels, bath mats, muffin tins and boxes, plus what makes them safe, which dogs should skip them and how to clean them.