Pets Empire Four-Leaf Clover Pattern Slow Feeder Bowl For Dogs
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Pets Empire Four-Leaf Clover Pattern Slow Feeder Bowl for Dogs
Help your dog eat healthier and prevent digestive discomfort with the Pets Empire Four-Leaf Clover Pattern Slow Feeder Bowl. Designed with a smart maze-like pattern, this bowl naturally slows down fast eaters, reducing the risk of choking, bloating, vomiting, and overeating.
The four-leaf clover design encourages your pet to navigate the curves and channels, promoting slower, calmer mealtime habits. Made from durable, pet-safe plastic, it is ideal for dogs of all breeds who tend to gulp their food too quickly.
With a sturdy base, smooth edges, and an easy-to-clean structure, this slow feeder bowl is a practical and effective solution for improving digestion and supporting better eating behavior.Key Features
Slow Eating Support:
Four-leaf clover maze pattern helps reduce gulping and encourages slower food intake.
Improves Digestion:
Helps prevent bloating, vomiting, choking, and indigestion caused by fast eating.
Durable & Pet-Safe Material:
Made from high-quality, non-toxic plastic that is safe for daily use.
Non-Slip Design:
Stable base ensures the bowl stays in place while your dog eats.
Easy to Clean:
Smooth inner curves make washing quick and hassle-free; suitable for dry and wet food.
Ideal Size:
Approximately 21 cm wide and 4.5 cm deep—perfect for small to medium breed dogs.
Ideal For
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Dogs who eat too fast
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Pets prone to bloating or indigestion
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Portion control training
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Daily feeding with dry or wet food
Product Details
Product Name: Pets Empire Four-Leaf Clover Pattern Slow Feeder Bowl
Material: Durable, non-toxic plastic
Dimensions: 21 cm (width) x 4.5 cm (height)
Capacity: Suitable for small to medium breed dogs
Color: Light Blue
Design: Four-leaf clover maze pattern
Brand: Pets Empire
Why Pet Parents Love It
This slow feeder bowl makes mealtime safer and healthier for dogs who rush through their food. By controlling the pace of eating, it supports better digestion, reduces the risk of discomfort, and turns feeding into a more engaging, enjoyable activity.
