Slow Feeder Dog Bowl, Labyrinth Design Slow Feeder Pet Dog Bowls Small Slow Eating Dog Food Bowls Maze Dog Puppies Slow Feeder Bowl Pink

I have a chihuahua who will inhaile his wet pouch food of an evening . This makes him slow right down and take his time . Brilliant price and quality and although the little hairy potato won't agree it's an essential bowl for his speed eating . It holds well on the kitchen floor good grip and weight stabilising the bowl when in use

Slows down how fast my dog eats and really makes a difference to their digestion. If you have a French Bulldog, you'll be glad to hear that it has nearly totally eliminated those toxic emissions, which must mean a happier puppy (I did say 'nearly'). I can't recommend this more :)

As described

Sure it works well with larger dogs. Mine has a small mouth and doesn’t finish her food in it.

This is an amazing product, take my dog longer to eat her food and she doesn't get hiccups as much too and less wind too, its also great for in the summer, put your dogs favourite different fruits, veg, kibble and/or peanut butter and freeze it, works amazing as a treat and watch them puzzle out their favourite treats first 😀

The color and design of this bowl are lovely, but it turned out to be larger than I had anticipated. Unfortunately, it was too big for my Yorkie, so I decided to return it.

We got this for our puppy who usually wolfs her food down in seconds.However,it's a bit bigger than we expected and she can't fit her mouth into it to get to the food at all.The sections that are designed to slow their eating down are a bit too complicated and she was unable to get any of her food at all.It may be better suited to a larger dog as she's only a miniture daschund.It also moved around the floor alit as she was trying to feed,but might be better if placed on a mat.It seems very sturdy though as it's made from nice tough plastic.

Light weight bowl, slows the eating process down. Easy to clean. Arrived on time, packaged okay.

Ich weiß nicht welche Raubkatze daraus isst ohne zu schlingen, meine Birma auf alle Fälle nicht… sie würde den Kopf zwischen den Erhebungen verstecken können.Für Katze: nein (außer Tiger LOL)Für Hunde: bestimmt gut