Snow Mountain Silicone Slow Feeder Bowl – Medium & Large Dogs

Snow Mountain Silicone Slow Feeder Bowl – Built for Big Dogs, Designed for Better Health

 suction cup with a diameter of 20cm and a depth of 4cm

Tired of your dog scarfing down meals in seconds? This Snow Mountain Silicone Slow Feeder Bowl is your solution – specially designed for medium to large breed dogs that eat too fast and risk choking or bloating.

The bowl’s snow mountain-inspired maze slows down feeding by turning meals into a gentle puzzle. Your dog has to navigate around the central “peak” to get every bite, naturally reducing speed and helping improve digestion.

Crafted from thick, food-grade silicone, it’s safe, flexible, and highly durable – ideal for larger, more aggressive eaters. The non-slip base keeps the bowl firmly in place on tile or wood floors, even with enthusiastic eaters.

Whether you’re feeding kibble, wet food, or mixed diets, this slow feeder improves mealtime behavior and supports long-term gut health.

✅ Key Features

• 🏔️ Snow Mountain Maze Design
  Slows down fast eaters, reduces vomiting, gagging & indigestion

• 🐶 Sized for Medium & Large Dogs
  Larger diameter and deeper grooves for big appetites

• 🦴 Food-Grade Silicone
  Non-toxic, soft yet chew-resistant, dishwasher safe

• 🛑 Non-Slip Base
  Stays in place even with powerful eaters

• 💧 Versatile for Wet & Dry Food
  Works with all types of diets, including raw or mixed meals

  🐾 Ideal Usage Scenarios

  • 🐕🦺 Medium and large breed dogs (Labrador, Golden, Husky, German Shepherd, etc.)

  • 🏡 Dogs with history of bloating, vomiting, or gobbling food

  • 🐾 High-energy or bored dogs needing mental stimulation

  • 🛏️ Home kitchens, feeding corners, or outdoor patios

    🩺 Health & Safety Tips

    • Slower eating improves nutrient absorption and gut function

    • Reduces risks of gastric torsion (bloat), a serious risk in large breeds

    • Supports weight control by extending feeding time

    • Dishwasher safe for daily cleaning and hygiene

    • Always supervise dogs during initial use to prevent chewing the feeder