CAISHOW Slow Feeder Dog Bowl Anti Gulping Healthy Eating Interactive Bloat Stop Fun Alternative Non Slip Dog Slow Food Feeding Pet Bowl Slow Eating Healthy Design for Small Medium Size Dogs

Works Great!
Bought the item for a dog that “Gulps” food down and acts like she is going to starve to death if she doesn’t eat fast. Tried it tonight and instead of eating in 30 seconds, she has taken some time to figure it out and slowed down her eating.

does the job
i liked that it had inserts for the bottom feet. It works well, however the plastic is not terribly thick if you’re concerned about a dog chomping it.

Exactly perfect 👌
My doggo, 10 yo Australian Shepherd was INHALING her food (mostly figuratively), she’d be done with her 1 cup kibble twice a day, in, I’d say a matter of seconds, then cough a bunch, then sniff around for more, lol.This perfectly fits 1 cup, I suppose if you needed to, you could put a little bit more in, but not much.The look she gave me when I first fed her with it was priceless! She looked at it, calculating how she’s going to approach it, then looked up like “You gotta be joking, ok, I’m your Huckleberry!” Took her 15 mins first few times, now she’s down to about 6 mins, and seems to have platoed at that.Exactly what I wanted 👍

Didn’t slow down my little dog AT ALL!!!
I have a 7 year old 11 pound Pekingese. She had 2 slow feeders before this one, but had memorized them and was eating too fast and puking recently. The other designs were more her size, but simplistic – 1 had 3 bumps, 1 had zig zag lines – but she got used to them and they stopped slowing her down. They worked for 5 or 6 years though! So, I got this bowl and another bowl thinking new designs and bigger bowls with taller “bumps” would be more challenging. She only eats 1/4 cup per meal, so her food was scattered about in one layer in this new bowl. The bones and bumps are twice as tall as her old bowl, but less spacing between. However, Pekingese have smashy faces like Pugs, Bostons, Frenchies & Chins, so this SHOULD have been challenging for her! Lots of brachycephalic breeds would/should struggle or be slowed down by 95% of slow feed designs, because their short snouts can’t reach the bottom of the bowl as easily… at least in theory. Well, first feeding with this bones bowl was finished in 2 minutes flat. When her old bowls were new, it took her 10 minutes to eat! So, this didn’t work for my dog, but may for other breeds of various builds and sizes.*For anyone else struggling with the same issue as I am, the only thing that has worked is putting her meal in an Orbee Tuff Lil Snoop. You pop the center out, fill it with a handful or so of food, pop the center back in, and push the food down in the ‘walls’ of the toy. I set it down flat side down, and my dog starts batting it around like a cat, picks it up and throws it with her mouth, and small amounts of food fall out as the Snoop rolls, wobbles and bounces around. It’s made of a tough type of silicone I think. Not rubber, not hard plastic. It’s translucent purple. My dog has not ever damaged an Orbee Tuff toy, but a larger/stronger dog might. They make a standard size Snoop in several colors, too and ‘Nooks’ you can place in the center to make it more challenging to get treats or food out! Some dogs may simply stick their snout IN the Snoop and try to lick the food out from the walls. My dog sees it as a fun toy that spits out goodies if she moves it, which works good! Feeding takes 10 – 15 minutes, and her body and brain gets a workout!!! I’m lucky she is small, and so are her meals, but with a large breed dog or a lesser quality food (more is fed each meal) may mean a Lil Snoop or regular Snoop may need to be filled more than once to feed a whole meal that way.All in all, I think this bowl may work dog who are new to slow feeders or puzzle/mazes, but it didn’t work at all for slowing down my little piggy! Good luck!

This is in my opinion a good product well made no sharp edges good quality brilliant design actually slows my poodles rushed eating down.

Made very little difference to how quick our dog eats his grub. Can’t say it helped at all.

I really didn’t think this would work fir my cavapoo. But it definitely slows her down and stops her hoovering up her food and rushing off to pinch the shih tzu’s dinners.