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Food Shape Lick Plates for Treats

$51.99

A pizza slice with ribbed crust, a pink-iced donut or a green avocado turns your cat’s treat dish into a miniature menu. Spread wet food, yogurt, purees or soaked kibble across the raised pattern for a lick-and-search routine, with food tucked between the textures to pick out bit by bit.

🍕 Ribbed crust and topping outlines
🍩 Pink icing with raised sprinkles
🥑 Grid ribs and pit rings
🍓 Red loops and green leaves
🥄 One silicone plate per order

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Ingredients & safety

Silicone construction with molded raised textures and recessed food areas. Wash the patterned surface thoroughly to clear food from the details.

What's in the box

One silicone lick plate in the selected food design. Each design is sold individually.

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on US orders of $39 or more; orders under $39 ship for $10. Every order ships with tracking, and you can return items within 30 days. See our shipping policy and refund policy for details.

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A Tiny Menu of Textures

From pizza toppings to strawberry seeds, the food shapes carry their own raised details. Pick a design that brings a little color to your cat’s wet-food serving.
Food Shape Lick Plates for Treats - 5 reasons to love it
Pizza Crust Worth Exploring
Beige crust ribs border a red sauce band and yellow topping outlines on Pizza. Spread a little wet food into these different spaces for your cat to lick along the slice.
Sprinkles Around an Open Center
With its pink icing and beige edge, Donut brings the bakery look to treat time; short raised sprinkle bars give yogurt small spaces to settle around the central opening.
Two Avocado Patterns
Try puree across the light green grid of Avocado, then around its brown concentric pit rings. The two patterns offer distinct areas to explore within the dark green outline.
Little Pockets in Every Grape
Portion small dabs of wet food into the circular recesses of Green Grapes. Raised walls separate the light green circles beneath a darker leaf and curved stem.

Serve a Food Shape Treat

Food Shape Lick Plates for Treats - how to use it
Pick Your Plate
Choose one food-inspired outline and place the plate where your cat can reach its textured surface.
Fill the Pattern
Work a small serving of wet food, yogurt, puree or soaked kibble into the spaces around the raised details.
Let Licking Begin
Offer the filled plate so your cat can follow the food through its topping outlines, rings or other patterned sections.

A closer look

  • Food Shape Lick Plates for Treats - mealtime at home

    Everyday uses

    Stay with your cat during use and lift the plate away once the food is gone; this is not a toy to bite on. Wash after each serving and replace the plate if bitten or torn.
  • Food Shape Lick Plates for Treats - size and details

    Size & materials

    Food-shape plates: dimensions and capacity are not stated for the available designs. Choose by the pictured outline and raised pattern; no size options are listed.

Questions cat parents ask

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Do the food-shape plates come together?
Each order includes a single selected plate rather than a collection of food shapes.
What textures does Yellow Ice Cream have?
Its golden yellow scoops feature bumps, short bars and rings, while crossing ribs form the cone grid inside a pale yellow perimeter.
What makes the Strawberry plate different?
A bright red fruit area carries raised seed-like loops, paired with green pointed leaves and branching vein ribs for spreading food between the details.
How big are the pizza and fruit plates?
Measurements and capacity are not provided for these designs, so there is no stated footprint or serving volume to compare.