Slow Feeder Dog Bowl Maze for Dogs Who Inhale Kibble
Your dog eats in seconds and then regrets it. This raised maze bowl makes every bite take a little longer, so dinner settles instead of bolting. It has three anti-skid pads and an outer tray that catches the spills.
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Your dog eats in seconds and then regrets it. This raised maze bowl makes every bite take a little longer, so dinner settles instead of bolting. It has three anti-skid pads and an outer tray that catches the spills.
Slows your dog's eating speed with a maze design for healthier digestion
- dogs eating too fast
- bloating and vomiting after meals
- boredom during mealtime
Turn every gulp into a slower, sniffing meal
Fast eaters bolt food and feel sick after. This maze bowl makes them work for each bite, so dinner lasts longer and sits easier.
Ridges that make every bite take longer
Raised ridges that slow the gulp
Raised maze ridges cut across the bowl, so kibble has to be picked out in small stops instead of scooped in one mouthful. The pattern is the whole trick: a dog that normally clears its dinner in seconds now works through each section. The bowl measures 17cm across the mouth and 28cm across the base, so it sits comfortably in most feeding spots.
Three pads that keep it put
Three anti-skid pads on the underside keep the bowl planted while your dog pushes and paws at it. Most slow bowls slide across the floor once a dog gets going, so the bowl ends up in the corner instead of doing its job. The white outer tray sits under the insert and catches the kibble and water that get knocked loose at mealtime.
The maze insert and outer tray
- Maze insert×1
Raised maze or pin-and-ring pattern that slows eating. Removable from the tray.
- Outer white tray×1
Rimmed tray that catches spills and holds the insert level.
Rinse the maze after every meal
- Rinse after each meal
Clear the ridges with warm water before old food dries into the grooves.
- Wash the insert and tray
The smooth plastic wipes clean with a sponge and mild soap.
- Dry fully before refilling
Let both parts dry before the next meal so the grooves do not hold moisture.
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The bowl is made from plastic with a wear-resistant, smooth surface, and the three anti-skid pads keep it from sliding when a dog pushes on it. Any plastic bowl wears with a determined chewer, so check the ridges every week for cracks or loose pieces and replace the bowl if one breaks off.
Most dogs work it out within a few meals. Scatter a few pieces into the ridges the first time so your dog learns that food is in the grooves. A dog that refuses food for more than a day needs a vet, not a different bowl.
The bowl is 17cm across the mouth, 28cm across the base and 5cm tall. The base is wider than a standard bowl, so check the space on your floor before you buy, especially for a small dog that eats from a corner.
The white outer tray catches the kibble and water that get pushed out during a meal, so the floor around the bowl stays clean. It catches spills rather than sealing them, so a dog that drinks hard will still splash the tray.
A regular bowl gives a fast eater no reason to slow down. A ball-in-bowl toy needs someone watching and gets pushed around. This bowl works at every meal with no supervision, no batteries and no refills. One plastic bowl is a low-cost fix for a dog that gulps every meal.
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Slow Feeder Dog Bowl Maze for Dogs Who Inhale Kibble