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Pet Life Yellow 'Tumbowl' Slow Feeding Pet Bowl, 5 Cups
Description
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Pet Life 'Tumbowl' Slow Feeding Pet Bowl features a unique weighted bottom that swivels around and doesn't tilt or tumble over while eating. The bottom of the bowl is a specially designed slow feeder meant to help reduce consumption speed and slow down digestion. The upper portion of the bowl is tilted for easier reach over engineered to place less stress and tension by the neck area during feeding. Features a modern curved design with a thick and transparent outer rim the provides food visibility while making it convenient to view food levels. This bowl is further easy to clean and dishwasher safe. Available in Multiple Colors. Capacity: 40 oz.
- - Unique weighted bottom won't tumble over
- - Reduces eating speed and great for digestion
- - Super easy to clean and Dishwasher Safe
- - Modern design with a clear upper rim
- - Available in Multiple Colors
Specifications
| SKU | 3456370 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Pet Life |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 1.03 LBS |
Additional Features
| Primary Color | Yellow |
|---|---|
| Contains BPA | No |
| Removable Lid | No |
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Wet Content Comp | Yes |
| Dry Content Compatible | Yes |
| Sealing Lid | No |
| Lockable Lid | No |
Item Dimensions
| Volume | 40 FZ |
|---|---|
| Length | 7.52 IN |
| Height | 5.68 IN |
| Width | 7.52 IN |
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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?
What is the best dog bowl material that is non toxic, going to stay clean, not get a film at the bottom and not harbor bacteria?
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?
My puppy has been playing with his food bowl and water bowl for a while now, he broke his first bowls. I bought him new ones, but he just keeps on playing with them. Water is clean and he likes his food, so I don't see a problem. How can I make him stop?
My dog keeps eating to fast. She is only 3.5 pounds, but she was choking so I made her drink some water out of a bottle. But how can I make her stop choking and eat slower??
Hi, is it necessary or benificial to add water to dry kibble and soak it before feeding? Will this enable them to digest the kibble better? I heard this is helpful and comparable to feeding a canned diet. I would add 1/2 cup per 1/3 cup of kibble. This would make it resemble a canned diet of 80% moisture. Is this a good idea? Also, do you recommend a slow feeder bowl for fast eaters? Or is it ok to use a regular bowl? Mine eats her serving in under a minute (1/3 cup kibble)
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