Interactive Food Maze Fun Slow Feeder Dog Bowl with Interchangeable Mazes

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All four styles of the bowl performed well, considerably increasing the amount of time it took our doggy testers to finish their food. Suitable for both dry and wet food, the plastic construction of this bowl ensures long-lasting use - and the non-slip base keeps the bowl securely in place avoiding mess! While other products like t-shirts, tanks, and dresses should be within 2 to 4 inches from the base of the tail. If your large dog eats 6 cups of kibble per meal, a slow feeder that only holds 2 cups isn’t going to cut it. Because of this, we broke down the performance of slow feeders into different categories, awarding a winner in each.

Every item we sell comes with full instructions and in many cases unique video footage to cover most situations that we have experienced when using the products over the years to try and guide you. Scatter the desired amount of treats across the maze it is up to your dog to find the best way to get them out; Paws nose tongue he can use it all. All the items we produce come with our own reputation and passion for pets and their health and wellbeing, as an integral part of the product.

As it's made from stainless steel, this could be an ideal solution for any aggressive chewers out there. New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging .

Cleaning is a breeze, thanks to the bowl's dishwasher-safe design, making your life as a pet owner even more convenient. This design is simple with raised partitions so that Daisy had to work her way between each one to access the dry food. I have a 4 year old rescue dog, who had a bad start in life and whilst eager to run around and enjoy her new life, seemed to pick up the odd limp and stiff muscle too easily. Unlike some of the more intricate designs it isn’t hard for a dog to work out how to access the food and doesn’t provide the same mental challenge but the eating process took much longer. While some dogs do delicately pick at their kibble, others wolf theirs down in seconds, leaving us sure it will cause indigestion at best, choking at worst.When your dog eats too fast, he swallows larger pieces of kibble without chewing or takes in air with each mouthful.