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Outward Hound Stainless Steel Slow Feeder Bowl, Plastic Puzzle Maze for Fast Eaters, Small to Medium Dogs, Helps Prevent Bloat & Aid Digestion, Holds 2 Cups Wet or Dry Food, Non-Slip, Made Without BPA
$32.99
About This
- 2-in-1 stainless steel dog bowl with a removable plastic slow feeder insert – this SLOWEST level bowl features our most challenging maze design to help slow down very fast eaters up to 10X
- Holds 2 cups of dry or wet dog food – fits a full meal for small to medium sized dogs
- Helps reduce obesity and bloat in dogs and puppies – supports proper digestion and helps prevent over-eating and common issues that arise in fast-eating dogs, including bloat, regurgitation, and canine obesity
- Multiple sizes, maze patterns, and 3 SLOW levels to choose from – Slow, Slower, or Slowest – to slow your dog down as much as needed; pick the perfect size and design for your unique pet
- Non-slip and easy to clean – our puzzle feeders are BPA, PVC, lead, and phthalate free
Overview
- Material : Plastic, Stainless Steel
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Outward Hound
- Recommended Uses For Product : Boredom Buster, Brain Game, Dry Food, Mental Stimulation, Wet Food
- Special Feature : 2.83" depth, Lightweight, Portable
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