Dogit Go-Slow Anti-Gulp Dog Bowl, Black, Large, 1.2 Litre

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Our All Pet Solutions Slow Feeder comes in a vibrant green colour, and is made from sturdy Melamine so is 100% safe and dishwasher friendly - because convenience is king! Not only does a slow feeder dog bowl aid your pooches' gut health, but it is also a mental stimulant, keeping them engaged and focused on the task at hand - tea time! What are the benefits of a Slow Eating Dog Bowl?

Unlike some of the comparable plastic items, it does not have a replaceable filter that can get moldy. This has one plastic piece (which appears to be dishwasher safe) and one steel piece – so there’s much less to break, shatter, or warp. The Neater Slow Feeder comes in a kit allowing you to choose between 5 and 7.5 inches (13 and 19 cm) for your feeding height. You can even remove the legs completely allowing you to use this as a regular slow-feed bowl. That’s where an elevated slow feeder comes in – offering both relief and a solution to your gulping dog. The UPSKY bowl includes both a carbon filter – that the water does not pass thru – and a prying tool. The prying tool works to take off the outer plastic ring, that allows assembly, filter insertion, and cleaning. You’ll need to keep this tool for future cleaning, as you’ll need to change out the filter.Any slow-feed bowl that prevented a dog from adequately obtaining their meal was omitted as a contender in that category. Further testing observations Make sure the size of the dish is appropriate for your dog’s size and will adequately hold the amount of food in their meals,” Denise Lott, veterinarian assistant at Hello Ralphie, a pet telehealth company, told The Spruce Pets. The Dogit Go Slow Bowl comes in a single design, available in four different sizes ranging from extra small to large.

Even though this feeder is on the larger size, the Neater Slow Feeder could be used by dogs of any size. Best of all, its unique egg-crate design slowed down all types of dogs during feeding – even flat-faced dogs! Also answers to Liv. Enjoys beach vacations and the dog park. She also loves to wiggle and is always happy, even if you can’t tell. This is her happy face! 8. Chelsie The shape and spacing of the ridges in a slow feeder bowl will impact how hard it is to use. If your dog gets frustrated easily, you might want to choose a dish with fewer obstacles. If your dog likes puzzles and challenges, then opt for a bowl with deeper grooves and more complex patterns.Maya being a Galgo has a long pointed nose so this design wasn’t difficult at all for her to access the food and she soon worked out that by guiding it to the middle she could easily enjoy her meal without too much of a puzzle to solve. Beautiful Maya sniffing out the food with her long nose First impressions from us humans as we took the Dogit Go Slow bowl out of it’s box were that it’s sturdy and solid with a decent weight to it. It’s the dogs opinions that really matter though and although we were more than prepared to get on all fours and eat our lunch from this smart looking bowl we thought best to hand over to the professionals….. our dogs! Daisy helping to test the bowl They can be used to provide enrichment for pets and to mentally stimulate them to work for their food,” says Robinson, and “they can be used for dogs who seem to be always hungry as it forces them to slow down, which will help to send signals to their brain that they are full.” Now this may seem like a lot, but it is worth mentioning that many of these slow feeders were variations offered by a single brand. You see, some brands offered slow feeders in different sizes, shapes and materials. If your furry friend is better described as a beast than a dog, then this is the slow-feed bowl for you.