Interactive Food Maze Fun Slow Feeder Dog Bowl with Interchangeable Mazes

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If you are looking for a slow feeder which is beautifully designed, works extremely well for the majority of dogs, receives rave reviews and is super easy to clean, then look no further than the range of eBowls from SodaPup .

It is an ideal design for dogs who find the intricate puzzles too complicated and frustrating, as this bowl slows rapid eaters down without driving them crazy. All the doggy testers were able to finish their meals quicker with a stainless steel bowl than a plastic one. We have heard a lot of good things about slow feeder bowls for dogs including not only slowing down the eating time, but also reducing the risk of bloating, digestive problems as well as meal time becoming a fun and enjoyable longer lasting process. It is easy to secure to most dog bowls, as you can trim it along clearly marked lines to custom-fit smaller bowls.Smaller breeds like Maltese and Yorkies may do better with the extra small bowl that is not as deep. Maybe it was just my muffin pans, but all dogs – large and small – were able to tip and spill their food when they placed a foot on the edge of the pan. Now, her constant companion, whether by her feet at her desk or walking cross-country courses, is Fidget, an extremely energetic and habitually muddy black and white springer. However, right now, I see no good reason to choose a ceramic slow feeder over our other recommendations.

With this in mind, we decided that the time taken to eat a meal should be the number-one ranking factor.It goes without saying that slow-feeder bowls are more challenging to clean than your regular dog bowl. Dogs who enjoy a challenge will love this bowl and both Alex and Gau Gau’s eating time was much, much longer than normal. The maze design with raised tunnels will provide a puzzle to slow down your speedy-eating, flat-faced pooch. Maya being a Galgo has a long pointed nose so this design wasn’t difficult at all for her to access the food and she soon worked out that by guiding it to the middle she could easily enjoy her meal without too much of a puzzle to solve. We've found similar 'spill-proof' dog bowls on the market but we love this version from Pecute because both the stainless steel bowl and slow feeder insert are removable.

A massive positive that us humans noticed is that this bowl is eco-friendly and made from 100% non toxic materials. The distance between the hump and the edges of the bowl was too wide and allowed even large snouted dogs to scarf down their food. Unlike some of the more intricate designs it isn’t hard for a dog to work out how to access the food and doesn’t provide the same mental challenge but the eating process took much longer.Our final choices for which slow feeders to include on our short list, comes from a mix of reputation and reviews from other experts we trust. Cleaning is a breeze, thanks to the bowl's dishwasher-safe design, making your life as a pet owner even more convenient. The one major advantage that the Dogit Go Slow had over our top pick is its suitability for wet foods and liquids.

They could easily lick out the wet food from every nook and cranny, which was something they struggled to do with slow-feed bowls having more complicated designs.First impressions from us humans as we took the Dogit Go Slow bowl out of it’s box were that it’s sturdy and solid with a decent weight to it.