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Slow feeder dog bowl

Soft Slow Feeder Dog Bowl

Slower meals

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Regular price £24.00 GBP
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He calms himself down — licking releases endorphins — it's what people use before a storm or the vet

Keep him busy while you get on with things — filled and put down, it keeps a dog busy for a good quarter of an hour

He doesn't push it under the furniture — suction cups underneath: it stays where you put it

Heat-resistant food-grade silicone — product material

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In stock — Dispatched within 24 hoursEstimated delivery: 15 – 17 November
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  1. Ordered 8 November
  2. Dispatched 9 November
  3. Delivered 15–17 November
Description
Slow feeder dog bowl made from food-grade, heat-resistant silicone. The ridges make your dog work around them for every piece of kibble, stretching mealtime from twenty seconds to several minutes and cutting down on swallowed air.
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Product specifications

Please note: les mesures indiquées sont celles de ce modèle, relevées sur le produit — pas une moyenne de gamme. C'est ce qui permet de choisir sur des chiffres plutôt que sur une photo.

Soft Slow Feeder Dog Bowl

  • Material Food-grade, heat-resistant silicone
  • Dimensions 19cm x 3.5cm
  • Shape Textured U pattern – raised design
  • Care Dishwasher safe – easy to clean
Gamelle anti-glouton chien : Gamelle anti-glouton souple pour Chien

Slow feeder bowl for dogs who gulp without chewing

A dog who empties his bowl in twenty seconds mostly swallows air. That leads to regurgitation and bloating, and in large deep-chested breeds it adds to the risk of gastric torsion – an emergency that can kill within hours.

A slow feeder bowl makes him work around ridges to reach every kibble. The meal goes from twenty seconds to several minutes. It all comes down to how deep the ridges are, and that's how we sort our slow feeder bowls.

Détail de la matière : silicone alimentaire, résistant à la chaleur

Ridge depth, material and stability: what really slows him down

This one is made from food-grade, heat-resistant silicone. Textured U pattern – raised design, 19cm x 3.5cm — deep, tightly packed ridges genuinely slow eating; decorative patterns change nothing. Check the capacity against the portion: a slow feeder bowl holds far less than it looks. To slow things down even more, a no-spill bowl for dogs and cats keeps him busy for a quarter of an hour.

  • Check the depth of the ridges – a decorative pattern slows nothing down
  • Compare the capacity with the portion – this model: 19cm x 3.5cm
  • Check it's stable – a slow feeder dog bowl pushed around the room loses its point
  • Split food into two meals for large breeds, rather than a single portion
  • Avoid any exercise in the hour after a meal, especially for deep-chested dogs
  • Wash it after every meal: dishwasher safe – easy to clean
Gamelle anti-glouton souple pour Chien — 19cm x 3.5cm

Why eating speed matters so much

In large deep-chested breeds, eating speed is one of the best-documented factors in gastric torsion. Splitting food into two meals, slowing down eating and avoiding exercise for an hour afterwards are the three steps that count.

Introduce the bowl gradually: a dog put off by ridges that are too tricky eats less, which isn't the aim. And for a dog who's as bored as he is greedy, a snuffle mat solves both at once.

An emergency sign to know in large breeds: a swollen, tight belly, attempts to vomit that bring nothing up, restlessness and drooling in the hours after a meal. That's gastric torsion, and the window to act is measured in hours. No bowl spares you from knowing these signs.

FAQ

What height is right for my pet?

A raised bowl suits large dogs and older pets: it avoids straining the neck. For a cat or small dog, a bowl on the floor is more natural.

What are the exact dimensions?

19cm x 3.5cm. This is the measurement to check against your pet's build: with this kind of accessory, any mismatch shows straight away in use.

Stainless steel or plastic?

Stainless steel holds neither smells nor bacteria and goes in the dishwasher. Plastic scratches over time, and the scratches trap residue — a known cause of chin acne in cats.

Is it non-slip?

Check the specifications for a rubberised base: without one, a light bowl moves at every meal and ends up under the furniture.