bone mat

Spread a thin layer of soft treats evenly across the textured bone surface so your pet can lick it. Licking provides mental stimulation, can calm and entertain pets, slows eating, and — if you fill and freeze the mat — extends engagement. Lick mats can also be used during crate training.

They are power‑loomed from synthetic fibers and marketed as all‑weather, UV‑ and stain‑resistant, non‑toxic, and pet‑ and kid‑friendly. These rugs can be rinsed with a garden hose or spot‑cleaned; a rug pad is recommended if used indoors.

Common suggestions include peanut butter, canned pet food, cream cheese, plain yogurt, and crushed treats moistened with water. The product notes advise consulting your veterinarian for any diet restrictions or a complete list of suitable foods.

Search results include pet enrichment lick mats with bone-shaped textures and household floor mats or area rugs that use "Bone" as a color name or feature printed bone/paw designs.

Listings describe them as providing mental stimulation and calming through licking, reducing anxiety and stress, slowing feeding (listings note feeding time can be extended), and supporting oral health by stimulating saliva and helping clean the tongue.