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Puzzle Feeder Slow Feeder Dog Bowl with Lick Mat and Puzzle Inserts - Non-Slip Base, Adjustable Speed Design, Dishwasher Safe for Large Dogs,Blue
$59.99
About This
- Slow Feeder for Fast Eaters: Textured grooves slow eating speed by 1x-15x, designed for dogs who gulp food too fast. Spread dry, raw or wet food to keep them calm and focused through lick-focused activities during meals
- Soothing Mental Stimulation: Combines puzzle play with calming lick engagement. Reduces anxious behavior and helps dogs stay peaceful during storms or alone time
- Non-Slip Base: Thickened base keeps the bowl steady even when strong dogs push. No sliding, no messy spills
- Dishwasher-Easy Clean: Bowl and inserts can all go in the dishwasher. Just pop them apart for quick cleanup and more playtime
- Mindful Eating Habits: Encourages a slower lick pace over time. Helps dogs naturally learn to pace their meals
Overview
- Material : Plant-Base Material
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Puzzle Feeder
- Recommended Uses For Product : Dry Food, Indoor, Multiple Pets, Wet Food
- Special Feature : All Breed Sizes, Multi-colored
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