OHMO Slow Feeder Dog Bowls (Sunrise, Sage Green) Enrichment Toy Soft Silicone Food Safe Feeding Bowl Non Slip Suction Cup for All Breed Pet, Cat Slow Down Eating Dishes, Boredom and Anxiety Reducer
$25.49
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OHMO Slow Feeder Dog Bowls (Sunrise, Sage Green) Enrichment Toy Soft Silicone Food Safe Feeding Bowl Non Slip Suction Cup for All Breed Pet, Cat Slow Down Eating Dishes, Boredom and Anxiety Reducer
$25.49
About This
- Made of food grade silicone, safe and durable, but not for aggressive chewer
- The slow feeder bowl can be used as an interactive dog licking pad that can be filled with cheese and peanut butter
- Our bowl features a large silicone suction cup at the bottom that firmly attaches to smooth tile floors or food mat preventing spills and tip over.
- The slow feeding dog dishes work with dry food or wet food(yogurt, peanut butter, raw food, canned food etc.) Slow food bowls help dogs with healthy digestion from preventing dogs swallow
- Clean the slow feeder with water or dishwasher is convenient. Unlike plastic and ceramic bowls, the silicone bowl is hard to break and does not deform easily.
Overview
- Material : Silicone
- Target Species : Dog
- Brand : OHMO
- Special Feature : Nonslip
- Color : Sage Green
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