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small dog slow feeder bowl

Slow Feeder Dog Bowls Small Breed 3/4 Cup, Small Dog Slow Feeder Bowl Puppy, Silicone Slow Eating Dog Food Dish Fast Eater, Maze Feeding Puzzle, Dry Wet Food, Extra Small Enrichment Lick Bowl

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    SMALL DOG SLOW FEEDER BOWL: Our Slow feeder dog bowls small breed is designed to slow down faster eaters of Small Dogs-Chihuahua, Pug, Yorkie, mini Dachshund, Toy breed dogs etc., very GREAT for them! Also great silicone Slow feeder insert for dogs that eat 1 1/4 cup dog food (fits best in the bottom of a regular bowl with a diameter of 6 inches – 7 inches).

    GENTLE SLOW FEEDER BOWL FOOD GRADE: The slow feeder dog bowls puppy is made of soft silicone that is gentle on puppies’ noses and mouths, pampering our dogs with every extended fun mealtime by safe and durable silicone. Whether dry food, wet food, frozen enrichment or baked natural food, they can be fed with the dog maze food bowl. As dog parents, we only use the best food grade material for our furr babies.

    NON SLIP &EASY TO CLEAN: The small dog slow feeder has strong suction cups on the bottom, stays stable on all smooth surfaces, hardwood floors, tiles etc., won’t be moved or tipped over by our dogs. The non skid dog puzzle feeder is easy to clean by hand, dishwasher safe. Refrigerator & Microwave safe.

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      FOR ALL SMALL DOGS: Our dog food bowl slow feed is perfect for all tiny dogs less than 25lbs-long snout, short nose or flat face. Slow eating space of the dog dish hold 3/4 cup food, full capacity is about 8 oz. Due to the upgraded different crevices of the 6 oz puppy slow feeder, all regular dog kibbles or small treats for small medium dogs can fit in this bowl without being stuck.

      HEALTHY SLOW FEEDING: Our 6 inch slow feeer lick bowl for dogs provides mental stimulation, the slow eating dog bowl small breed prevents dogs from gulping, choking, reduces overeating, avoids canine obesity and promotes healthy eating habits. Reduce anxiety when grooming them. Be sure to supervise our dogs, especially aggressive chewers, when they are eating.