Slow Feed Dog Bowl Anti Choke Pet Feeder

My beagle used to inhale everything in about ten seconds. I fill this dome with warm broth and she licks at the bumpy top for a good twenty minutes. Mealtime is so much calmer here.

I press the center ball, pour in some watered down yogurt, click the lid and set it on the floor. My cat works at the surface for ages while I read. The weighted base keeps it steady the whole time.

The silicone is soft and the little raised bumps really do hold the broth back so my dog has to lick it out bit by bit. Took him a day to figure the surface out, then he loved it. Wide base sits firm on tile.

I give this to my collie during thunderstorms with a thin layer of yogurt across the dome. The slow licking really does settle her down. Such a simple idea and it works in our house.

Pressing the white ball to open the fill hole is easy, and the soft dome rinses clean under the tap in seconds. There are barely any tight corners to scrub. I refill it with broth each evening for my spaniel.

Bought the gray one. The bumpy surface slows my labrador right down and the dome weighs plenty so he can shove at it while it stays put across the kitchen. A handy way to stretch out a snack.

I filled both with diluted yogurt up to the line and my two cats spent a calm half hour licking away side by side. The soft top is gentle on their tongues and snack time stays peaceful.

What sold me is how firmly it sits. My boxer used to push his old dish all over the room. This wide weighted dome stays put while he licks the broth out of the bumps. Much tidier feeding spot.

My terrier ate way too fast before. With a liquid treat poured into this dome she has to work the surface and it slows her to a gentle pace. The lid clicks shut firmly once filled. Pleased with it.

I set this down with a thin treat spread over the dome while I brush my long haired cat. She stays focused on licking and barely fidgets through the whole groom. The soft silicone wipes clean afterwards.

Fill it to the 250ml line with broth and my shepherd is busy for ages. The bumpy top really does meter the liquid out slowly. Sturdy base, soft top, easy to rinse. Exactly what I wanted.

She sniffed the white ball, then started licking the diluted yogurt off the bumps within a minute. Nice slow snack that keeps her busy. The dome is light to carry to the sink yet heavy and steady on the floor.

We have a greedy pug who used to gobble and then beg for more. Spreading a liquid treat across this dome stretches it out and he seems satisfied after the slow lick. Feeding corner is far calmer these days.

The silicone is genuinely soft with smooth rounded bumps, so my senior cat with a sensitive mouth licks happily. I keep it simple with a little broth. She has a gentle slow snack and I rinse it after.

Got the blue dome. Press the ball, fill with watered yogurt, click shut, done. My spaniel licks away and it stays steady on the floor. A simple thing that makes a quick snack last much longer.

Bought a pair so my dogs each have their own. Both settle right into a slow lick of broth and stop racing each other. The weighted bases mean neither dome wanders off across the kitchen. Really pleased.

My young spaniel has endless energy. A thin layer of diluted yogurt over the bumpy dome gives her something steady to focus on and she goes quiet for a good stretch. Easy to rinse out between fills.

My dog used to finish in seconds and then look around for more. The liquid treat seeps out of the bumps gradually here, so he paces himself. Sits firmly on the floor while he works at it. Happy buyer.

I love that the soft dome has zero tight corners. I press the ball open, rinse it under the tap, leave it to dry and it is ready for the next broth fill. My cat gets a slow calm snack and I get an easy clean.

The dome has real heft to it, so my enthusiastic retriever can push and lick the broth out without sending it sliding. The bumpy top keeps him working at a calm pace. A well thought out feeder.

She refuses most gadgets, but the diluted yogurt across this soft bumpy dome won her over. She licks slowly and stays settled. The base keeps it from skidding when she nudges it. A pleasant surprise.

This has become part of our evening routine. I fill the dome with a thin broth, click the lid, and my dog licks contentedly while we wind down. Slow, steady and quiet. Rinses clean for the next day.