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Iris Beige/Black Slow Feeding Dog Bowl for Long Snouted Pets, 2 Cup
Description
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When your hungry pet is scarfing food too quickly, slow them down and help aid their digestion with these IRIS Feeders. The high raised insides are great for long snouted pets and means your pet has to nose around to get their food, making eating more fun and making the food last longer. Non-slip rubberized rims prevent the feeding bowl from sliding or being knocked over by an over-eager eater, and the durable plastic is BPA free and easy to clean. This slow feeder is the perfect way to help keep your pet from gulping their food in two seconds flat.
- - Make feeding time last longer and aid your pet's digestive process with these sturdy slow feeders
- - High raised insides of slow eating bowl help keep your pet from chowing down too quickly
- - Non-slip base prevents food bowl from sliding around or flipping over
- - BPA free plastic food dish is easy to clean
Specifications
| SKU | 3414006 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Iris |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | .38 LB |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | White |
|---|---|
| Contains BPA | Yes |
| Removable Lid | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Wet Content Comp | No |
| Size | Medium |
| Dry Content Compatible | Yes |
| Sealing Lid | No |
| Lockable Lid | No |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 8.88 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 2.25 IN |
| Width | 8.88 IN |
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I adopted a very overweight dog. I am working on weight management and she has lost some weight but I'm concerned as she gobbles her food down literally in a minute. I just bought the puzzle bowl but she can only reach one morsel at a time using her tongue as she is a big dog. This doesn't seem right either but I don't know. It definitely slowed her eating. Advice please.
Are there specific purposes for a slow feed bowl other than to slow down a dogs eating? Does it help them digest their food better or help them in any specific way? For example my dog eats rather fast, will a slow feed bowl provide any additional benefits besides just slowing down her eating?
I just bought my dog a new food bowl. this is one is elevated since she is getting taller and it’s the perfect height for her . But she’s gone over to the bowl a few times since it’s her feeding time and she keeps prancing and whimpering really loud at the bowl.
What is the best feeding mechanism to put the dog's meal for 15-30 min then take it or leave it all the day for the dog to eat as she want?
Midnight just had his yearly check up and everything was good. I have noticed that he eats real fast and then throws up his food. So we got him a slow feeder bowl. It helped a little but once in a while he still eats too fast and throws it all up. What else can i do to help him slow down?
Our 7 month old puppy used to scarf her meals so fast, so we got a slow-feeder bowl. The last week or so, she has turned into a grazer and only eats a bite, then comes to find us in the house, hangs out a bit, goes for another bite, comes to find us, etc. We've tried standing in the kitchen while she eats, but it doesn't seem to help. Is this just growing up and her eating style has changed, is it the teenage years and she's testing us, or is she just bored of her food? Thank you in advance!
I bought a slow feeder from the pet store to slow down my cat's eating but she is barely eating and she will walk away from the dish. I don't know what to do if I go back to feeding her like I was she will gorge on her food and then throw it up. How can I get her to start eating more from the slow feeder?
I have a 6 month old female German Shepard mix, she doesn't use her tongue at all. Not to drink, eat or to give kisses. She has never stuck it out of her mouth. Well she eats really fast and I don't want her to get bloat. But she won't eat out of the slow feeding bowls because she won't stick her tongue out her mouth. I've tried the big rock in the bowl she still scarfes her food down, what can I do?
How do I know if I should switch to a slow feeder ? My dogs eat mildly fast ever since I switched over to a new dog food
I have a 4 month old boston terrier/border collie mix puppy that always acts like hes hungary and when I feed him his meal he will eat his food whole. He is up to date on his puppy shots and will sit and wait until I put the food down. But will down his food in less than 30 seconds what can I do to help him slow down and chew his food?
My puppy loves to run while eating. Sometimes he pauses and coughs because he’s being too energetic. I bought him a slow feeding bowl but he just gets aggrevated and tosses it or doesn’t eat at all. How can I get him to either adjust to his new bowl or eat calmly?
Hi, we are fostering a timid beagle whose eating drinking habits are challenging, can you give us some tips, we have her almost 2 weeks, thank you, Diane