Rolling Ball Slow Feeder Dog Bowl

Pour bone broth into a normal bowl and a fast eater will have half of it on the floor in twenty seconds. This bowl keeps the liquid in a sunken well under a free-rolling ball, so your dog has to lick the ball to release a little at a time. The rim sits higher than the center, which keeps splashes inside the bowl rather than on the skirting board. It takes broth, yogurt, puree and rehydrated powders, and the ball lifts out so you can rinse underneath.

• Free Rolling Ball: Your dog licks the ball to release liquid rather than gulping it.
• Sunken Center Well: The low center and raised rim keep splashes inside the bowl.
• Takes Any Liquid: Broth, yogurt, puree and rehydrated powders all work in the well.
• Lifts Apart: The ball comes out so you can rinse the well and the underside properly.
• Stable Wide Base: The flared foot resists being shoved around a smooth floor.

Note: Rinse the bowl and the ball after every use and let both dry fully, since dairy and broth go off quickly in a warm room. Always supervise your dog with this bowl, and check the ball before each use. If the ball is cracked, chipped or chewed, stop using the bowl and replace it, because loose pieces are a choking hazard. This is a feeding bowl, not a chew toy, so take it up once your dog has finished.