Slow Feeder Pet Bowls, Slow Food Mat, Silicone Mat

• Customization: Available
• Usage: Feeding
• Type: Bowl
• Model NO.: RH083
• Suitable for: Dog, Cat
• Material: Silica Gel
• Color: Gray, Yellow, Green, Red, Blue
• Fixed Time Feeding: Without Fixed Time Feeding
• Customized: Non-Customized
• Purpose: for Pets
• Category: Pet Products
• Characteristic: Slow Feeder
• Transport Package: Brown Box
• Specification: 18x18x1.2 cm
• Trademark: customizable
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3924100000
• Production Capacity: 10000PCS/Month
• Package Size: 35.00cm * 30.50cm * 31.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 6.000kg
• Lead Time: 30 days (1 - 500 Pieces) ; To be negotiated ( > 500 Pieces)

Product Description

• Promotes Healthy Eating: Slow feeders encourage dogs to eat more slowly, which can help prevent bloat and indigestion.
• Reduces Anxiety: For anxious eaters, slow-feeder bowls can help reduce the stress of eating by making it more manageable.
• Prevents Gobbling: They discourage dogs from eating too quickly, which can lead to choking or discomfort.
• Improves Digestion: By slowing down the eating process, dogs have more time to properly chew their food, which aids in digestion.
• Controlled Portions: Some slow feeders have compartments that can help portion out food, ensuring dogs don't overeat.
• Weight Management: They can be particularly useful for dogs that need to lose weight or maintain a healthy weight.
• Reduced Aggression: In multi-dog households, slow feeder bowls can help reduce food aggression by allowing each dog to eat at their own pace without competition.
• Longer Meal Times: They can extend the time it takes for a dog to finish a meal, which can be beneficial for dogs that enjoy a longer eating experience.
• Stimulates Mental Activity: The process of working to get the food out can provide mental stimulation, which is particularly beneficial for more intelligent breeds.
• Portability: These slow feeder bowls are lightweight and easy to transport, making them suitable for travel.
• Appetite Stimulation: For picky eaters, the challenge of getting the food out can stimulate their appetite.
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