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OHMO Slow Feeder Dog& Cat Bowl, Silicone Puppy Cat Food Bowl with Anti-Slip Suction Cup Slow Down Small Dogs Eating, Anti Choking (S-Tree of Life,Light Blue)
$16.49
About This
- Made of food grade silicone, safe and durable, but not for aggressive chewer.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.
- The slow feeder bowl can be used as an interactive dog licking pad 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
- 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.
- Size: 15x15x2.5cm, suitable for puppy, cats or kitty and small sized dogs. It is great for both dry and wet food(yogurt, peanut butter, raw food, canned food etc.), can hold up to 1/4 cup/60g/2oz of dog food.
- Ceramic, plastic and stainless steel bowls can damage the teeth, silicone dog bowls will not.If your pet's plastic is sharp, it can hurt the gut. Silicone is soft and has no sharp edges and will usually be excreted the next day.
Overview
- Material : Silicone
- Target Species : Dog, Cat
- Brand : OHMO
- Color : Light Blue
- Style : Contemporary
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