How to use it
- Place the bowl on a level surface and add a familiar portion.
- Supervise the first meals and confirm your dog can reach the food comfortably.
- Wash after use and replace the bowl if it becomes cracked or heavily marked.
Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
Green
£15.95
Sale price
£15.95
Regular price
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Raised patternInside the bowl
PPSupplier-listed material
3 coloursSingle-bowl options
Home & feeding
Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
A PP dog bowl with a raised internal pattern designed to create a less direct route to dry or wet food.
- Raised internal feeding pattern
- Green, Orange or Pink single-bowl options
- Single and set variants are currently listed
Before you order: This is a feeding accessory, not a medical device. Supervise meals and stop use if the bowl is damaged.
£15.95
Sale price
£15.95
Regular price
Tracked UK delivery from £2.99
Estimated UK arrival: 7–15 business days after dispatch.
Choose with confidence
Choose the pattern your dog can use comfortably
Raised sections create a less direct route to food, but the right bowl still depends on muzzle shape, food type and your dog’s comfort. Green, Orange and Pink are current single-bowl colours; set variants should be checked separately.
Product facts
- Material
- PP
- Size
- No verified dimensions are currently published on the product page
- What is included
- One bowl for Green, Orange or Pink single-bowl variants; check set variant images separately
Made for
Supervised meals where a raised internal pattern is appropriate for the dog and food type.
Not made for
Use as a treatment for choking, bloat or vomiting. Ask a veterinary professional about persistent feeding problems.
UK delivery & returns
Tracked UK delivery from £2.99 · Estimated arrival 8–19 business days after ordering.
Questions before you order
Does this bowl prevent choking or bloat?
No medical outcome is claimed. It is a feeding accessory with a raised internal pattern.
Which colours are single bowls?
Green, Orange and Pink are the current named single-bowl variants.
What material is listed?
The supplier lists PP.
Should meals be supervised?
Yes, particularly when introducing a new bowl pattern or food type.