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Great solution for dogs who eat and drink quickly. Encourages pet to eat and drink at a slower pace preventing indigestion, vomiting and GDV (bloating). Slower eating reduces excess air intake that leads to improved digestion and reduces risk of bloating. Dishwasher safe.
Small - Capacity: 300ml (10.1 fl oz). Measures 18cm/7" wide (external measurement) 13cm/5.5" wide and 4.5cm/1.75" high (internal measurement)
Medium - Capacity: 600ml (20.2 fl oz.). Measures 23cm / 9" (externally) and 16cm/6.25" x 5cm/2" high (internally)
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These are too big for my standard size Yorkshire Terriers
Customer does not recommend this product
its a hardwearing bowl, which certainly does what it says.
Customer recommends this product
This is a well made, heavy, bowl which has stopped my dog gulping down his food.
Customer recommends this product
Excellent product. Well designed and it stopped the gulping problem.
Exactly the right size for my Min Pin male
Customer recommends this product
Very good for a dog that bolts it's food
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Dogit Anti-Gulping Bowl, including answers from our team.
Amelia
Is this small enough for cats?? She's about 4 yrs and she inhales her food so I wanted to get her one of these but there weren't any in the cats section??
Hello Amelia,
Thank you for your question.
This might be a bit big for your cat but they could probably still eat from it.
If you are looking for a slow feeder for your cat you could try out the Catch Interactive Slow Cat Feeder. This is an interactive feeder which presents your cat a challenge as well as slowing their eating speed down. The purple spikes have been modelled on grass tufts so they can replicate the foraging and hunting that cats instinctively do.
Hope this helps.
