How a Delicious Distraction can Help You and Your Dog

Petey is a wiggly puppy.
He is always on the go and hates to be constrained for me to examine his ears, trim his nails, apply medication, or pretty much anything else.

Then I found this interesting new product, and decided to give it a try. (*Note: I was not compensated in any way for this review. I discovered this product and decided to blog about it in order to share my personal experience.) It is billed as a "dog distraction device."

Introducing Lick Lick Pad!

 Recently Pete needed some ear medication, so it was the perfect time to try out the Lick Lick Pad. First, I opened the package, then smeared on some peanut butter.


Next, I stuck the pad to the front of a kitchen appliance. You can also stick it to windows, tiles, bathtubs, sinks, or most any shiny surface. Pete immediately got to work. (Ernest helped!).


Then I applied Pete's ear medication. Lick Lick Pad worked great. Petey didn't wiggle, his head stayed just where I needed it to be, and he didn't even seem to notice when I applied the medication. Success!!



Lick Lick Pad is also great for baths. Just apply to the side of the tub and your wiggly pet might not even notice when you suds him up and rinse him off.

What could you use the Lick Lick pad for with your dog?

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