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Mat and Bowl Set - Blue. Use with Microchip Pet Feeder; includes 1 single bowl, 1 split bowl and 1 mat. Customize your pet's bowl with a variety of colors.
SKU | 2996180 |
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Primary Brand | SureFlap |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 8 OZ |
Windows Compatible | No |
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IOS Compatible | No |
Blackberry Compatible | No |
OSX Comp | No |
Smartphone Capable | No |
Android Compatible | No |
Water Resistant | No |
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Primary Color | Blue |
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Contains BPA | No |
Allows Remote Monitoring | No |
Removable Lid | No |
Personalized Item flag | No |
Waterproof | No |
Wet Content Comp | No |
Size | Small |
Dry Content Compatible | No |
Sealing Lid | No |
Lockable Lid | No |
Water Resistant | No |
3 year
Yes, I recommend this product.
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My dog does not want to eat from his metal bowl anymore, we bought him a plastic one and for a while he ate but now he stop again. We got him a porcelain and still not eating. And my husband has feed him his soft food with a fork but he would not eat his hard food.
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?
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?
My cat eats her food really fast and drinks water extremely fast then goes and throws up. If I give her a small treat she will scarf it down and then goes and throws up. Every time she does this it's the morning and she will throw up more than once. She purposely eats a lot and then drinks a lot. Would a slow feeding bowl work?
My Cat has white bowls.
My kitten's lower mouth is been really red/swollen on and off for months. I've changed her porcelain bowls to stainless steel bowls. My vet thought it might've been the food but I tried switching her to Nature's Balance but she didn't really like it. Previously she was eating Blue Buffalo wilderness kitten food and current she's eating Purina cat chow. I'm thinking about trying change her food again and getting her a stainless steel or plastic water fountain
I have one of my cats feeding bowl high up and the other below because when lio was little he would eat his bowl and her clean in a heartbeat ans sweetie wouldnt get to eat her food but now as he is older lio has calmed down and even leaves leftover on his plate which sweetie comes down to eat when she has food left herself? Is there a bonding benefit to feeding them both at at the same and eating from each others feeding bowls when theres leftover?
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?
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How can I get my puppy to stop digging in his food and water bowl and then tipping it over?
My Dallas eats from a bowl that hangs on his cage his brother has the same exact set up but when dallas is out of his cage that set wright next to his brothers, he will go to his brother bowl to eat why is that?
How can I help slow down my dog’s eating?