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Puzzle Feeder Slow Feeder Dog Bowl Insert & Snuffle Mat 2-in-1, Machine Washable Food Puzzle for Large Dogs, Soft Feeder Insert to Slow Eating
$18.88
About This
- Slows Fast-Eating Dogs:The textured ridges create natural barriers, helping dogs eat more slowly. Ideal for pets that finish meals too quickly
- Bowl Insert & Snuffle Mat:Use inside bowls as a slow feeder or lay flat as a snuffle mat. Hide kibble in the folds for engaging games during treat time.
- Easy-Wash Soft Material:Gentle fabric safe for dogs' noses. Machine washable and air-dries faster than plastic feeders
- Fits Most Large Bowls:Designed for Puzzle Feeder Large Dog Slow Feeder Bowls or other standard 9.8-inch bowls. Non-slip base stays secure during use
- Fill and Play: Fill our insert with your dog’s favorite treats, kibble, or a mix of both! The interactive design encourages bonding and play. It’s not just a meal—it’s a special moment to strengthen your bond
Overview
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : Puzzle Feeder
- Special Feature : Lightweight, Portable
- Color : Grey
- Style : PET FEEDER Accessory
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