Free Lick Mat Recipes

Your pet's new favourite meals.

Vet-friendly, easy-to-make recipes for your Flower Lick Mat. Tap any recipe to reveal the full method.

6 recipes · More added monthly

For dogs & cats 🐾

All recipes are suitable for healthy adult pets. Check with your vet if your pet has dietary restrictions.

Peanut butter, banana, yoghurt, pumpkin, blueberries, and kibble on a LickBloom mat

PB Banana Freeze

⏱ 5 mins ❄️ Best frozen 🐕 Dogs
Easy

The classic. Peanut butter and banana spread into the grooves — freeze overnight for a 20-minute calm session.

CalmingFreezerBudget
  1. Mash ½ a ripe banana with 2 tbsp natural peanut butter (no xylitol).
  2. Spread generously into all the grooves of the mat.
  3. Freeze for at least 3 hours, or overnight.
  4. Serve straight from the freezer — no thawing needed.
💡 Stick it to the shower wall before bath time!
Prepared lick mats ready to freeze for longer dog enrichment

Chicken & Sweet Potato Swirl

⏱ 10 mins 🌡️ Fresh or frozen 🐕 Dogs
Medium

A savoury option that's perfect for dogs who aren't into sweet flavours. High in protein and great for anxious pups.

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  1. Boil or steam ½ a medium sweet potato until soft. Mash well.
  2. Shred 50g of plain cooked chicken breast into fine pieces.
  3. Mix together and spread into the mat grooves.
  4. Serve fresh or freeze for 2+ hours.
💡 Add a tiny drizzle of low-sodium bone broth for extra flavour.
Blueberry and yoghurt lick mat recipe prepared on a flower mat

Blueberry Yoghurt Swirl

⏱ 3 mins ❄️ Best frozen 🐕🐱 Both
Easy

Plain Greek yoghurt with mashed blueberries. Probiotics for gut health, antioxidants for immune support, and delicious.

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  1. Mash 6–8 fresh or defrosted blueberries with a fork.
  2. Mix with 3 tbsp plain, unsweetened Greek yoghurt.
  3. Swirl into the mat and freeze for 2 hours minimum.
  4. Let sit 5 minutes before serving so it's not rock hard.
💡 Great for cats — most love the creamy texture!
Dog eating a slow meal from a LickBloom flower lick mat

Bone Broth & Kibble Soak

⏱ 2 mins 🌡️ Fresh 🐕 Dogs
Easy

Turn their everyday kibble into an enrichment activity. Bone broth softens and soaks the biscuits for a satisfying lick-fest.

EverydayFast eatersBudget
  1. Pour their normal kibble serving into a bowl.
  2. Add enough low-sodium bone broth to just cover the kibble.
  3. Wait 5 mins until the kibble softens slightly.
  4. Spread the soggy kibble mix into all the mat grooves and serve immediately.
💡 Perfect for dogs who eat too fast — this slows them right down.
Dog-safe lick mat toppings prepared in a kitchen

Carrot & Cream Cheese

⏱ 5 mins ❄️ Frozen or fresh 🐕 Dogs
Easy

Low-calorie and crunchy. Great for dogs who need a lighter option or are watching their weight.

Low calorieCrunchyWeight control
  1. Finely grate 1 medium carrot.
  2. Mix with 2 tbsp low-fat plain cream cheese.
  3. Press into the mat grooves.
  4. Serve fresh or freeze for 1–2 hours.
💡 Carrots are naturally low in calories — great for dogs on a diet!
Cat using a filled LickBloom flower lick mat

Tuna & Pumpkin — Cat Edition

⏱ 3 mins 🌡️ Fresh 🐱 Cats
Easy

Cats go wild for tuna — paired with a little canned pumpkin for digestive health. Best served fresh rather than frozen for cats.

Cats onlyDigestionHigh protein
  1. Drain 1 small can of tuna in spring water thoroughly.
  2. Mix with 1 tbsp plain canned pumpkin (not pie filling).
  3. Mash together until spreadable.
  4. Press into the mat and serve straight away — cats prefer it fresh.
💡 Use tuna in spring water, not brine or oil.