Pawow Slow Feeder Dog Bowls, Silicone Dog Bowl with Suction Cup for Fast Eaters, Non-Slip & Dishwasher Safe, Reduces Anxiety, Slow Feeding Bowl for Small Medium Large Breed Pet
$25.49
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Pawow Slow Feeder Dog Bowls, Silicone Dog Bowl with Suction Cup for Fast Eaters, Non-Slip & Dishwasher Safe, Reduces Anxiety, Slow Feeding Bowl for Small Medium Large Breed Pet
$25.49
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- 【Soft & Safe Silicone Material】: Pawow Slow feeder dog bowls are made of high-quality 100% food-grade silicone material,durable,BPA free,non-toxic.Other feeding bowls made of cheap hard materials will scratch your pet's nose and mouth
- 【Make Meal Time Up to 10x Slower】: Honeycomb design turns mealtime into a fun-filled treasure hunt. Dispensing food in small portions, allows your furry friend to enjoy their favorite food at a healthier pace, reducing the risk of choking and anxiety
- 【Vet-Endorsed】: Measuring 8.26*8.26*1.37 inches, our dog bowl slow feeder can accommodate up to 2.5 cups of both dry and wet food. Slow feeding is vet-approved for promoting healthier digestion and combating pet obesity win-win for Fido
- 【Suction Cup Design & Easy Cleaning】:The non-slip suction base keeps the dog slow feeder bowl firmly in place on glossy surfaces, our slow eating bowl is dishwasher-friendly and microwave-ready. You can also pop it in the refrigerator to freeze wet food
- 【We've Got Your Back】: This silicone slow feeder also could be a dog treat mold, make some peanut butter;frozen snacks. If you have any questions about this Slow Eating Dog Bowl, pls contact us, we will provide you with a solution within 24 hours
Overview
- Material : Silicone
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Pawow
- Recommended Uses For Product : offering a fun and interactive feeding solution that promotes slower eating
- Special Feature : Foldable, Food Grade Material, Lightweight
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