Frisco Fish Shaped Ridges Slow Feed Bowl, Light Blue, 1.25 cups

I’ve never had a cat that inhaled their food before! Wow. Our newest addition to the family would eat so fast he’d vomit. Even as a kitten. Sitting there while he ate being a distraction was a pain. Just the right size for one serving for our growing boy. His daily food intake will only increase slightly so it should all still fit well. Slows him up enough that he’s not making weird noises as he eats and hasn’t thrown up since we started using it. It is a bit light and slides around, but most bowls do so I’m not bothered by it. Pretty color with cute little fish designed ridges

I adopted a kitty who had been living on the streets and his food obsession is difficult to manage. After watching him inhale his wet food and dry food servings and then look back at me like he couldn't remember his last meal, I bought this bowl. Now he has to paw out the food and it takes him much longer to eat, but I feel it also stimulates his scavenger instinct. He paws out a piece (aggressively) and then hunts for it on the floor, shakes it, and eats it. Its a great activity for a young cat.

I have yet to use this, but it seems to be a little big. Maybe I am used to my cats little fish bowl or maybe it is just super big. I am not sure if it will necessarily help with her inhaling her food, but I do hope it stops my dang dogs from eating her food.

I originally gave bowl 4 stars because it's plastic and can cause kitty acne under the chin for some cats. I prefer ceramic for bowls. But changed the rating to 5 stars, since I only needed it temporarily. The bowl did a great job to slow down our rescue kitty when eating. The price was good. The container is cute. Now that Magpie is in her forever home, she has learned she doesn't need to eat so fast and food is always available. She has recently been moved to a ceramic kitty bowl and no longer needs her plastic fish bowl. woohoo! Worked great!

We have 4 cats and three of them love to inhale all their food, then drink obscene amounts of water, and then vomit all over my house. Every. Single. Day. Alas, I have put an end to this with the slow feeders. It has only been a few days but now when I come home from work, I dont have to go hunt for puke. It's awesome!

This bowl has been very effective at slowing down both of our cats when the are eating their dry food. However the bowl is deep enough that our cats tend to use their paws to scoop food out of the bowl onto the floor so that they can eat it more easily. This bowl also doesn't have rubber feet or non-slip coating on the bottom so the cats end up pushing it all around the room. The end effect is cat food spread out all around their eating area. We've starting using a placemat with a lip which has helped, but it hasn't completely solved the problem

When I first saw this bowl, I thought it was a bit large and obnoxious. It just seemed way too big. I started putting my cats food in it and it has slowed her eating down. Now after a week of eating from this bowl, she has figured it out and is eating quicker. I need to experiment with the food again and make it difficult for her and slow her eating down. She loves food so she does not give up until it is all gone. I would recommend this if your cats eats too fast and vomits a lot after eating. She has not vomited since I started using this bowl.

My 3-yo male cat is a super fast eater and inhales his food to the point that he sometimes vomits. This leaves him begging for more food because he wasn’t feeling full. I wanted to try an easy and inexpensive solution and found this very affordable bowl. It’s the perfect size for one serving of dry kibble. I was skeptical that he would stick with it because it does require a little bit of problem solving and work to eat. He’s figured out how to pop a few pieces of dry kibble out with his paw then eats them off the floor (I put a placemat under the bowl). The only complaint I have is that the bowl scoots all over the floor while he’s trying to eat and use his paw to pop out the pieces, so I My 3-yo male cat is a super fast eater and inhales his food to the point that he sometimes vomits. This leaves him begging for more food because he wasn’t feeling full. I wanted to try an easy and inexpensive solution and found this very affordable bowl. It’s the perfect size for one serving of dry kibble. I was skeptical that he would stick with it because it does require a little bit of problem solving and work to eat. He’s figured out how to pop a few pieces of dry kibble out with his paw then eats them off the floor (I put a placemat under the bowl). The only complaint I have is that the bowl scoots all over the floor while he’s trying to eat and use his paw to pop out the pieces, so I may add something rubbery or grippy to the bottom so it stays in place. He is going so much slower and I hope actually enjoying his food now. … more

My rescue cats would gulp their food very quickly, probably thinking they needed to eat fast which I’m trying to assure them they’ve been rescued and have plenty to eat. These bowls are amazing it has the cat slowing down to eat, which then keeps them from eating then just puking it right back up. I’ve not had cats throwing up since I’ve gotten each 1 a new slow eating dish. Highly recommend they’ve saved me cleaning up so many messes.

I looked in every pet store in our area. They never had a slow feeder for cats only dog feeders. I bought the smallest dog feeder but my cat just could not maneuver around the high points in between the food. I saw the cat one on Chewy and it works great the dish is low enough and the little fish are far enough apart so kitty can eat around them. Great dish for cats that need to slow down in eating.