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Eat Slow Feeder

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  • Product Description

    Health problems

    Many dogs have unnatural eating habits these days, which may lead to health problems. Gastric torsion (also known as Gastric dilatation volvulus) is a condition that often occurs in large breeds of dog, sometimes as a result of eating too quickly. When dogs eat too quickly, they often also eat too much. This results in excess weight gain and the dog becoming overweight. Obesity increases the risk of heart conditions, heat stroke and airway conditions. In summary, eating calmly and naturally reduces the risk of health problems.

    Eat Slow Feeder

    The Eat Slow Feeder can be a solution for dogs that eat too quickly. The maze in the feeder ensures that your dog has to work for its food and reduces the speed at which your dog eats. The feeder is made of plastic and available in various colours and sizes.

    Sizes

    • Small: Ø 20 cm
    • Large: Ø 28 cm

    Colours

    The Eat Slow Feeder is available in blue, grey, green, pink and red.

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Eat Slow Feeder reviews
  • Finally my dog eats more slowly
    By MG, Saturday 12 September 2026
    Eat Slow Feeder - Large - Grey

    Instead of gobbling his food down in just 40 seconds, he now takes almost 6 minutes. He is noticeably calmer and less rushed, and no longer has any regurgitations. So for us, this has been a successful purchase.

  • Huge bowl, great for my collie
    By A Parry, Monday 11 December 2017
    Eat Slow Feeder - Small - Blue

    Bought the large for my rescue collie who wolfs down his food. Thought it was far too big at first but actually seeing him use it, it seems to be about the right size - any smaller might be uncomfortable for him. He takes about 5-8 minutes to eat now instead of 30 seconds. He doesn't give up either and no more indigestion!