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While your furry friend no longer needs to fight for food, those survival instincts can still persist even with the best trained pup. That's why at Outward Hound we've created the Fun Feeder Slo Bowl dog bowls featuring meal-lengthening ridges and multiple challenging mazes. Fun Feeder Slo Bowls keep pups engaged for up to 10x longer during mealtimes, which helps improve overall digestion while helping furry friends adapt to a healthier pace!
SKU | 3811124 |
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Primary Brand | Outward Hound |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 1.13 LB |
Primary Color | Purple |
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Contains BPA | No |
Removable Lid | No |
Personalized Item flag | No |
Wet Content Comp | No |
Size | Large |
Dry Content Compatible | No |
Sealing Lid | No |
Lockable Lid | No |
Volume | 1 QT |
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Length | 11.75 IN |
Height | 2 IN |
Width | 11.75 IN |
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