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ZippyPaws Happy Bowl Pineapple Slow Feed Dog Bowl

Raised slow feed bowl that helps dogs eat up to 10 times slower.

$19.95 $19.95
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Description

The ZippyPaws Happy Bowl Pineapple is a raised slow feed bowl designed to help dogs eat more slowly at mealtimes. Its ridged pineapple-shaped design creates a maze for food to move around, making dogs work a little harder to reach each mouthful.

This bowl is designed for dogs that tend to eat quickly, gulp their food, or finish meals in just a few big mouthfuls. If your dog empties their bowl in seconds flat, a slow feeder like this one is worth considering.

Eating too fast can lead to swallowing excess air, which is linked to bloating, belching and occasional choking. The Happy Bowl Pineapple aims to slow that pace down, turning a rushed meal into a slightly more deliberate one.

Why We Love It

We like that this bowl tackles a genuine, everyday problem for a lot of dog owners — the dog who inhales their dinner before you've even put the container away. It's a simple, practical fix rather than a gimmick.

The raised ridge design also doubles as a bit of mealtime enrichment. Instead of just standing over a flat bowl, your dog has to navigate around the raised sections, which adds a small amount of mental engagement to an otherwise routine moment of the day.

It's also reassuring that it's made from BPA- and phthalate-free polypropylene plastic, and that clean-up is straightforward with top-rack dishwasher safety. For a bowl that's used daily, easy cleaning matters just as much as the slow feed design itself.

Key Benefits

  • Slows Down Mealtimes: The raised design can help dogs eat up to 10 times slower than a standard flat bowl.
  • Helps Reduce Bloating and Belching: Slowing eating pace may help reduce the amount of air swallowed during meals.
  • Non-Slip Base: A non-slip base helps keep the bowl steady while your dog eats, reducing sliding across the floor.
  • Generous Capacity: Holds up to 4 cups (950ml), suiting dogs with larger meal portions.
  • Easy to Clean: Top-rack dishwasher-safe for straightforward daily cleanup.
  • Brand: ZippyPaws
  • Product type: Slow feed dog bowl
  • Pet species: Dog
  • Pet size suitability: All dog sizes
  • Colour: Yellow
  • Material: Polypropylene plastic (BPA-free, phthalate-free)
  • Capacity: 4 cups (950ml)
  • Dimensions: Approx. 37 cm x 23 cm x 6 cm
  • Dishwasher safe: Top rack only
  • This is a food bowl only and is not designed to be used as a chew toy.
  • Discard the bowl if it becomes cracked, chipped or otherwise damaged.
  • Clean on the top rack of the dishwasher only, and do not microwave.

Will this bowl work for a puppy or a small dog?
Yes, the Happy Bowl Pineapple is suitable for dogs of all sizes, though smaller dogs may find the ridges more of a challenge to navigate than larger dogs.

How much slower will my dog actually eat?
The raised design is intended to slow eating by up to 10 times compared with a standard flat bowl, though the exact difference will vary by dog.

Can I put wet food in this bowl?
The bowl isn't restricted to a particular food type by the manufacturer, though the raised ridges are primarily designed to slow the movement of dry kibble.

Is this bowl dishwasher safe?
Yes, it's safe to clean on the top rack of the dishwasher.

What is the bowl made from?
It's made from 100% non-toxic polypropylene plastic that is free from BPA and phthalates.

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Mealtime Tip

Give Your Dog Time to Adjust

Some dogs take a little while to get used to a slow feed bowl, especially if they're used to a flat one. If your dog seems frustrated at first, it can help to keep an eye on them during their first few meals and offer a bit of encouragement while they figure out the new shape. Most dogs settle into the new rhythm within a few days. Pairing mealtimes with a slow feeder routine can also work well alongside other enrichment toys for dogs who need a bit more mental stimulation throughout the day.