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Outward Hound Fun Feeder Slow Bowl - Blue

Notch maze slow feeder bowl for dogs who eat too fast.

$22.95 $22.95
Size Medium
In stock

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Description

The Outward Hound Fun Feeder Slow Bowl is a notch maze slow feed dog bowl designed to help dogs eat at a gentler pace instead of gulping their food in seconds.

It suits dogs that tend to wolf down meals, since the raised notches create a maze your dog has to work around rather than one big mouthful. It's a straightforward way to add a bit of enrichment to mealtime without any extra effort from you.

It comes in two sizes - Medium (2 cup capacity) and Large (4 cup capacity) - so you can match it to your dog's usual portion. If your dog prefers licking to navigating notches, our Lick Mats collection may suit them better.

Why We Love It

We like that this bowl solves a genuine mealtime problem without batteries, apps or replacement parts - just a smarter shape. The notches are spaced around a wide, open base, so most dogs pick up the pattern quickly.

It's practical day-to-day too - the non-slip base keeps it steady while your dog works the maze, and it's dishwasher-safe on the top rack, so cleanup is no extra hassle. Outward Hound is a well-known name in slow-feed bowls, which gives us confidence recommending it to first-time slow feeder buyers.

Key Benefits

  • Slows Down Fast Eaters: The notch maze makes your dog work around raised sections instead of scooping up food in one go.
  • May Support Digestive Comfort: Outward Hound states that slowing eating pace this way can help reduce gulping and overeating linked to bloating.
  • Non-Slip Base: Keeps the bowl steady on the floor while your dog navigates the maze.
  • Dishwasher-Safe: Safe on the top rack at a low heat setting, or hand wash if you prefer.
  • Two Size Options: Medium holds 2 cups, Large holds 4 cups, so you can match it to your dog's usual portion.
  • Brand: Outward Hound
  • Product type: Notch maze slow feed dog bowl
  • Colour: Blue
  • Material: Food-safe plastic, BPA-free, PVC-free, lead-free and phthalate-free
  • Capacity: Medium size holds 2 cups; Large size holds 4 cups
  • Pet size suitability: Small, Medium and Large dogs (choose size to match)
  • Vet-recommended: Yes, per Outward Hound packaing
  • Care: Dishwasher-safe on the top rack (low heat setting) or hand wash; not microwave-safe; not designed as a chew toy
  • Not microwave-safe - hand wash or use the top rack of the dishwasher on a low heat setting.
  • Not intended as a chew toy - supervise your dog at mealtimes as you would with any bowl.
  • Check regularly for cracks or wear around the notches, and replace if damaged.

What size should I choose?
Medium holds 2 cups and Large holds 4 cups - size to your dog's usual portion rather than their body size alone.

How much slower will my dog eat?
Outward Hound says the notch maze can slow eating pace by up to 10 times compared with a standard bowl, though results vary by dog.

Can I use it for wet food?
Yes - the maze is designed to hold both dry and wet food.

Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes, on the top rack using a low heat setting, or you can hand wash it.

Will this bowl stop my dog from bloating?
No - it's designed to slow eating pace, which may help reduce gulping and overeating, but it's not a guaranteed fix or a substitute for veterinary advice.

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Mealtime Tip

Give Your Dog Time to Adjust

Some dogs take a meal or two to get used to working around the notches, especially fast eaters. We've found it helps to start with a slightly smaller portion for the first few meals so they don't get frustrated, then build back up to their normal amount once they've settled in.