Slow Feeder Bowl for Medium and Large Dogs, Pine Tree Maze for Daily Meals and Frozen Enrichment Treats
Make rushed mealtimes more engaging for your medium or large dog. This deep green slow feeder bowl uses repeating pine tree ridges and food-trapping pockets to encourage a more measured eating pace while adding problem-solving activity to the daily feeding routine.
Its four-cup capacity accommodates dry or wet food, while the freezer-safe construction also supports longer-lasting enrichment using broth or yogurt. The two-inch depth suits dogs with normal-length snouts but may be difficult for small or flat-faced breeds.
Key Features
- The pine tree maze divides food among sculpted pockets, prompting dogs to use their tongue, snout, and problem-solving skills for each bite.
- The ridge pattern can slow eating by up to 10 times, supporting a calmer pace for dogs that tend to gulp their meals.
- A four-cup capacity gives medium and large dogs practical room for everyday meals without turning feeding into a frustrating challenge.
- Freezer-safe construction lets pet parents prepare chilled enrichment using broth, wet food, or yogurt for variety beyond regular meals.
- Top-rack dishwasher-safe material keeps cleanup straightforward, so the bowl can return to the feeding rotation with less fuss.
- The evergreen color and pine tree shape bring seasonal character to holiday gifting while remaining useful throughout the year.
Specifications
- Brand: SodaPup
- Dimensions: Approximately 8 × 8 × 2 inches deep
- Capacity: 4 cups of dog food
- Material: FDA-compliant TPE
- Material exclusions: BPA-free, PVC-free, and phthalate-free
- Color: Green
- Difficulty: Medium
- Care: Top-rack dishwasher safe
- Temperature use: Freezer safe and microwave safe
- Made in the USA
- Best fit: Medium to large dogs with normal-length snouts
- Not recommended for: Small breeds or brachycephalic and flat-faced breeds
Bring a more thoughtful pace to daily feeding or prepare a frozen activity for quiet enrichment. Choose this bowl for a medium or large dog that can comfortably reach its two-inch-deep pine tree maze.