Help your dog or cat slow down at mealtimes with this durable stainless steel slow feeder bowl.
The raised centre reduces the open feeding area, encouraging pets to eat around the bowl rather than taking large mouthfuls from one wide space. It is a simple choice for pets that tend to rush through meals.
Why Pet Owners Choose This Slow Feeder Bowl
- Designed to encourage slower eating
- Raised centre creates a more controlled feeding area
- Durable stainless steel construction
- Smooth surface for easier cleaning
- Suitable for wet and dry pet food
- Suitable for dogs and cats
- Available in four sizes
Available Sizes
- S: 12.2x3.2cm – 170ml
- M: 15.4x4.4cm – 220ml
- L: 18.5x6.1cm – 480ml
- XXL: 26.3x8.2cm – 1570ml
Please check the dimensions and capacity before ordering to choose the most suitable size for your pet and their usual meal portion.
How the Slow Feeder Works
The raised centre creates an obstacle inside the bowl. Instead of eating from one large open area, your pet needs to work around the centre to reach their food.
This encourages a slower feeding pattern and can make mealtimes more controlled for dogs and cats that tend to finish their food quickly.
Durable Stainless Steel Design
The stainless steel construction provides a strong, smooth feeding surface for everyday use. It is easy to rinse or wash after meals and works with both wet and dry food.
The simple silver finish also suits most feeding areas without adding unnecessary bulk.
Easy to Clean After Meals
The smooth stainless steel interior makes everyday cleaning simple. Rinse or wash the bowl after feeding to help keep your pet’s eating area fresh and ready for their next meal.
Choosing the Right Size
Choose a bowl based on your pet’s size, usual meal portion and feeding style. Your pet should be able to reach their food comfortably without needing to strain.
If your dog or cat is new to slow feeding, introduce the bowl during supervised meals and give them time to become familiar with the raised-centre design.
Important Feeding Information
This bowl is designed to encourage slower eating. It should not be relied on to prevent choking or to treat digestive or feeding-related health concerns.
If you are concerned about your pet’s eating habits or feeding behaviour, speak with your veterinarian.
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