Fluff Trough Elevated Slow Feeder Dog Bowls | Puzzle Cat Bowl with Vet Approved & Non-Toxic Silicone Minimizes Neck Strain | Slow Feeder Bowl Inset Ideal for Flat Face Pets (Grey)
$89.25
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Fluff Trough Elevated Slow Feeder Dog Bowls | Puzzle Cat Bowl with Vet Approved & Non-Toxic Silicone Minimizes Neck Strain | Slow Feeder Bowl Inset Ideal for Flat Face Pets (Grey)
$89.25
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- Promotes Easy Eating – The raised dog bowl slow feeder is specifically designed for flat-faced dogs and cats, this dog bowls that slow down eating lifts your pet’s bowl off the floor to minimize neck strain while making it easier for them to breathe during their meal
- Ergonomic Design – The tiered slow feeder dog bowl stand has an ergonomic design to support your dog’s natural eating motion, keeping less food from falling out of the bowl and all over the floor
- Less Mess & Easy to Clean – Cat & dog food bowls slow feeder both pieces are dishwasher safe; Non-slip feet help prevent the pet/dog slow feeder bowl from sliding around the floor during meal times; Includes a silicone insert that is food safe and easily removable
- SIZING - The cat/dog food bowls elevated can hold up to 2 cups of food at one time; The base of the lifted dog bowl (where the food is placed) is 5 inches from the ground while overall height is 7.5 inches off the ground
- Develops Slow Feeding Habit – To prevent your furry friend from choking on food or vomit this dog and cat slow feeder bowl is essential to be introduced, with small food portions in the elevated dog bowl your pet will take time to properly chew and swallow food effectively
Overview
- Material : Silicone
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Fluff Trough
- Recommended Uses For Product : Multiple Pets
- Special Feature : Adjustable, Durable
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