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TRIXIE Activity Strategy Game Tunnel Non-Skid Plastic Slow Feeder Cat Toy, 0.5-cup
TRIXIE Activity Strategy Game Tunnel Non-Skid Plastic Slow Feeder Cat Toy, 0.5-cup
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Bundle: Nina Ottosson Petstages Buggin' Out Puzzle & Play Toy + Doc & Phoebe's Cat Co. Indoor H...
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IRIS USA Non-Slip Rubber Slow Feeder with Raised Bumps Dog & Cat Bowl, Short Snouted, White/Gra...
IRIS USA Non-Slip Rubber Slow Feeder with Raised Bumps Dog & Cat Bowl, Short Snouted, White/Gra...
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LickiMat Variety Pack Slow Feeder Cat Lick Mat, Green & Turquoise, 2 count
LickiMat Variety Pack Slow Feeder Cat Lick Mat, Green & Turquoise, 2 count
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Iconic Pet Slow Feed Stainless Steel Dog & Cat Bowl, 2 count, Medium
Iconic Pet Slow Feed Stainless Steel Dog & Cat Bowl, 2 count, Medium
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Bundle: Branded Pack - STAR WARS THE MANDALORIAN GROGU Cat Collar, Treat Lick Mat, Cat Toy
Bundle: Branded Pack - STAR WARS THE MANDALORIAN GROGU Cat Collar, Treat Lick Mat, Cat Toy
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Pounce + Fetch Slow Feeder Collapsible Bowl, Assorted Colors
Pounce + Fetch Slow Feeder Collapsible Bowl, Assorted Colors
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Pet Life Cirlicue Shark Fin Shaped Modern Slow Feeding Dog & Cat Bowl, Pink
Pet Life Cirlicue Shark Fin Shaped Modern Slow Feeding Dog & Cat Bowl, Pink
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Cat Slow Feeders
Obesity is not just a human epidemic. Today, there are more overweight cats than ever before. Obesity is a problem because it can have a significant impact on your pretty kitty's overall health. Cat joints wear down over time, causing pain and discomfort. Additional weight only accelerates joint damage. When your cat is overweight, that weight follows him as he jumps from furniture, your bed or his cat condo. That weight wears out his joints, causing joint damage and eventually leading to cat arthritis. You can help your cat maintain a healthy diet with cat hip and joint food, even if you work at an office during the day. Many pet parents leave cat food out for their cat while they work. This allows cats to feed whenever they feel like it, but this can lead to overeating. A slow feed cat bowl can help. A slow feed bowl not only decreases the amount your cat eats, but often also requires him to stretch his brain muscles. The PetRageous Designs Metro Stripes Slow Feeder Pet Bowl is a cat food bowl designed to be functional, durable and attractive. This bowl has raised bumps inside the bowl to help slow down your little one while they're eating. Less gulping means a lower chance of gas and bloating. The Ethical Pet Slow Feeder for cats is another great slow feeding option. It comes in three fun colors green, purple and blue. Its unique spiral shape promotes slow eating, reducing the risk of choking, regurgitation, bloating and obesity. The design requires that your cat nudge his food through the spiral, utilizing his natural foraging instincts. The non-skid rubber ring on the bottom keeps the cat bowl in place, so it doesn't skid all over the floor while your cat is attempting to eat. Find these slow eating cat bowls and weight control cat food more at Chewy. Whether you need a new interactive cat toy, a new litter box, some cat treats or just some cat litter Chewy's online pet store is sure to have great deals on all of the best cat supplies.
Related Categories: Elevated Cat Bowls & Feeders, Cat Dishes
Frequently Asked Questions about Cat Slow Feeders
Will a slow feeder stop my cat from throwing up?
A slow feeder may stop your cat from throwing up if the cause of vomiting is eating too quickly. Slow feeders slow down the pace of eating, preventing gulping and gobbling that can cause stomach upsets. Talk to your vet if your cat is vomiting frequently to rule out more serious health issues.
Can you put wet food in a cat slow feeder?
You can put wet food in some cat slow feeders, but you should read the instructions on your particular feeder to be sure. Most puzzle-style slow feeders are made for dry kibble only, and maze slow feeder bowls with too-high ridges may make eating wet food too difficult for your cat. There are some cat slow feeders made specifically for wet food, and these will usually be flatter, mat-style feeders with lower ridges for easier access. Look for a an easy-to-clean wet food slow feeder you can wash in the dishwasher, if possible.
How do I get my cat to use a slow feeder?
Get your cat to use a slow feeder by introducing it slowly and showing her how to use it, if necessary. Some cats will quickly figure out how to use a maze or puzzle feeder, while others may need some guidance. A good way to start is to divide your cat's food between her regular bowl and the slow feeder so she has to work to get that second portion of food. Most cats will figure out how to use maze-style or ridged slow feeders on their own. For interactive and puzzle-style feeders, you may need to show your cat how the feeder works until she gets the hang of it. Try out different types of slow feeders until you find one that works well for your cat.
What are the best cat slow feeders?
The best cat slow feeders will slow down fast-eating felines without stressing or frustrating them. Choose easy-to-clean maze slow feeders made of silicone, ceramic or plastic. Many of these slow feeders can be cleaned in the dishwasher for easy care. You can also choose a puzzle-style feeder that makes your cat work for her tasty reward. Interactive puzzle feeders have the added benefit of stimulating your cat mentally, too!
Are slow feeders good for cats?
Slow feeders are good for cats who scarf down food too quickly. They can be helpful in preventing vomiting due to too-fast eating and may help with feline weight management, too. Flat-faced breeds and some finicky cats may have trouble eating from slow feeders, so be sure to monitor your cat when you first introduce a slow feeder. Stop using a slow feeder immediately if your cat becomes distressed or stops eating. Your vet can give you good information on helpful feeding strategies for your cat.