![]() ![]() I decided to take a second look at these intriguing puzzles for dogs to see if they could be used as slow feeders for wet food.Įspecially if you’re willing to experiment with how you use them.ĭon’t just fill these puzzle toys with wet food and place them on the floor. Since I use treats with most of my training, I rarely play enrichment games with Bernie and Lizzie that require food. I had seen Nina Ottosson puzzle toys before, but they were usually being used as a treat game. But so many foraging activities center around, you guessed it, kibble.Īnd that’s when I decided that I needed to expand my search into the world of puzzle toys for dogs with an eye on what would work best with wet food. Shifting my mental model about slow feeder dog bowlsĮven worse than the frustration of not finding another slow bowl feeder for dogs was the guilt that I wasn’t meeting Bernie and Lizzie’s foraging needs.Īfter reading Canine Enrichment for the Real World ( you can read my full book review here), I decided that I wanted to add more foraging opportunities for Bernie and Lizzie. Please see my Affiliate Link Disclosure policy for more details. It has non-slip grips to stop the bowl sliding over a hard floor.This post may contain affiliate links, which means at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission if you click through and purchase something. The maze design with raised tunnels will provide a puzzle to slow down your speedy-eating, flat-faced pooch. It also had a gentle incline to help smaller dogs reach their meal more easily. It has wider channels and shallow dips to enable flat-faced dogs enjoy the benefits of a slow-feeder bowl without driving them to frustration because they can’t reach their food. In the US? View now at Leashboss Flat Face FeederĬapacity: 1½ cups dry food | Colour: Blue or grey | RRP: £11.99 |ĭesigned for dogs with short snouts, such as pubs and bull terriers. While it is designed specifically for flat-faced pets, it can also help slow down dogs of all shapes especially if they benefit from elevated feeding. ![]() In the trough, it has a “binge blocker” insert, providing separated food cells to encourage slower eating, prevent choking and maintain healthy digestion. This raised trough with non-slip feet is designed to help dogs who benefit from elevated feeders to prevent neck and back strain. Suitable for all food types.Ĭapacity: 2 cups food | Colour: Black, grey, purple or teal | RRP: £55.99 | ![]() Non-skid rubber feet underneath to prevent the bowl sliding. Designed to form healthy eating habits for your dog. Ideal for the serious speed-eater, this puzzle maze design will make the meal a challenge, while also being fun and promoting mental stimulation. Suitable for all types of food.Ĭapacity: S/M holds 2 cups L holds 6 cups dry food | Colour: Black or blue | RRP: From £7.96 | Stainless steel is durable, doesn’t hold odours or collect bacteria, and is dishwasher safe. It is an ideal design for dogs who find the intricate puzzles too complicated and frustrating, as this bowl slows rapid eaters down without driving them crazy. Remember, this is not a chew toy – your dog could be tempted, so do remove the bowl and insert after the meal.Ĭapacity: 1 cup dry food or 3 cups dry food | Colour: Steel | RRP: From £13.99 |įor those who like the silver vibe, this stainless steel bowl could be just the ticket. ![]() It is easy to secure to most dog bowls, as you can trim it along clearly marked lines to custom-fit smaller bowls. It is made of flexible silicon with powerful suction cups, and as it is removable it makes it very easy to wash. ![]()
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