TANDD Slow Feeder Bowl, Anti-Choke Pet Bowls, Pets Water Bowl, Healthy Food Fun for Dog/Puppy

I have 5 different types of puzzle bowls and this one is the best. Often, when using the other bowls, I end up having to help my dog finish his food because kibble will get stuck in the little nooks and crannies. But this puzzle isn't too complicated so I never have to help my dog finish his food. If/when I need another bowl, I will definitely buy this one again.

We have tested this out for a few days with our new puppy.This definitely helps her slow down eating so she doesnt gobble her food and then throw it right back up.She has to work for her food and take her time.It is a small bowl so definitely not good for big dogs, but perfect for training a new puppy or a smaller dog.I wasnt expecting it to be such good quality but it is very sturdy yet flexible.

We have a miniature Dachshund. He inhales his meals then he's miserable fussing over a sore belly and still hungry at the same time. Timing him without the slow feeder he takes less than two minutes to eat. With it he took twelve. What's more, he enjoyed the challenge. It was fun to watch him bounce from one portion to the other getting excited to find more food. Rather than being in distress after breakfast he was content and relaxed. I'm going to buy more. It would be nice if they sold them in a combo pack.

My dog could finish her food in under a minute. I was worried about bloat plus she would run to the other dog bowls to try and steal the other dogs food so thought I would try this bowl. She figured out how to eat right away but it has slowed her down tremendously. It takes her as long as the other dogs to eat now. Also she doesn’t puke up her food from eating to fast now. 5 stars

It does slow her down, from seconds to a couple minutes.We got the size that holds up to 2 cups (she gets fed slightly less than a cup).I am not sure if the larger size would have been better to thin out the food and make it more difficult to get to the food.The Rubber-ish feet on the bottom don’t stop it from moving around and they come off pretty easily.

We have 3 different slow bowls for our 3 Shelties and trade them around. Put pieces of baked ground turkey among the sections, sprinkle with kibble, dab some canned pumpkin around the curves, and pour a little water or unsalted broth over the food to make everything slippery and hard to extract. Mealtime goes from 20 seconds to 20 minutes. Or to use as a toy, just sprinkle some frozen peas and carrots around the slow bowl--will keep dog occupied for a long time trying to extract them.

This bowl did the trick for my fast eater! My terrier eats too fast and quickly gets indigestion and vomiting after eating, but this bowl has increased her meal time from under 5 mins to over 15 minutes. At first she was frustrated with the bowl and was messy trying to eat from it, but soon she learned a technique and has much healthier eating habits now.The bowl is a sturdy plastic and easy to clean between feedings. I highly recommend this bowl.

I don't understand why this slow feeder bowl is recommended for cats. There is NO way a cat can get their head into these crevices to eat kibble unless you fill it all the way up (defeating the purpose of 'slow feeding'). It is definitely accurately described as 'anti-choke' as it is hard to choke on food you can't possibly get to. The only cat that may excel at eating with this is one that uses its paw to pull the food out of the bowl before consuming.