LE TAUCI Dog Slow Feeder Bowl,1.5 Cups Ceramic Maze Pattern for Large Breed,Green and Orange

A slow-feed Dog Bowl Is Designed to Do One Thing -- Stop your dog from eating too quickly. Canine bloat, aka GDV, happens when speedy eating causes excessive amounts of fluid, food, and air to fill the stomach, which can be very dangerous. Our slow feeder dog bowl design with the ridges and maze pattern which help your dog to eating slower than 10 times. Your dog could change his overeating behavior through a challenge and fun mealtime.

• Ceramic Material, Keep Away from Chin Disease - The veterinarian recommends using a ceramic bowl to keep your dog away from chin disease. According to investigations, plastic bowls are easy to breed bacteria and cause black jaws. If you love your dog, our ceramic slow food bowl will be your best choice. These dog feeder bowls are made from ceramic. Microwave safe, you can heat your dog's food at any time.
• Durable Ceramic，Prevent Your Dog From Eating Plastic - We found that plastic slow food bowls are easily damaged by dogs, they will bite and eat by mistake. The surface of the plastic will also fall off during use, which is not conducive to a healthy diet for dogs. We use ceramic material, strong and durable, not easy to damage, so your dog could enjoy his food safely and healthily.
• Easy To Clean, Not Easy To Hide Dirt - Smooth glaze has good effect that not easy to hide dirt and residual odor. The feeders are dishwasher safe and easy to clean. It means less work for you and more playtime with you puppy.
• Non-slip, Say Goodbye To The Messy Floor - These ceramic dog bowls are heavy enough(about 1.3kg) and non-slip base so that the dog cannot move easily while eating. Whether your dog has a diet of dry, wet, or raw food, these non-slip bowls will do the trick!
• Slow Down Eating, Bring Dog A Healthy Diet - Fast-eating dogs are experience bloat, regurgitation, and obesity easily. Our slow feeder dog bowl design with the ridges and maze pattern helps your dog to eat slower than 10 times. Your dog could change his overeating behavior through a challenge and fun mealtime.