Outward Hound Fun Feeder Interactive Dog Bowl, Purple

My 5 month Golden Retriever basically inhaled his food- 2 cups gone in a flash. I bought this to slow him down and used it so far for 2 weeks. The bowl caused him to slow down for sure. Funny thing is that at the beginning of week 3 I incorporated his regular bowl and this interactive bowl one cup each. He prefers the interactive bowl AND when I give him just a regular bowl to eat out of, he shows down and chews his food. Pretty amazing. I also hardly ever leave reviews but felt the need to do so here. Thanks.

My puppy would finish her food in about 3 minutes so I bought this to help slow down her eating. Unfortunately she has very low motivation for anything that requires "effort" on her end. So when presented with a challenge like this bowl, she basically just gives up and complains to management (aka me) by howling at the injustice/bad service. I'll try using it again when she is older and maybe more motivated to figure it out. But have used similar bowls in the past for other pups and they work great.

My larger dog needed to loose some weight and this really helps! Rather than to just cut down the amount of food, (which he was eating really fast and then looking for more), eating from this takes time, which totally satisfies him. He loves working on his meal for a while, and never gives me the sad eyes when he is finished. I got one for my small dog as well, but she just looked at me like I was nuts.

This is a great bowl for dogs that inhale their food. We had the exact same one for probably 6-7 years, longer than we probably should have, but it held up so well!! I got this identical replacement one this past summer just to have a fresh start with my dog’s bowl and we still love it. It’s a healthier way for him to have his meals, slowed him down, and makes him work for it a tiny bit. Definitely worth the purchase!

This bowl is some kind of AMAZING! It’s advertised as a fun feeder. What I needed was slow feeder. This is most definitely 100% both. No doubt about it, it’s a SLOW FEEDER. I put 1 cup of food in it and it takes my daughters dog like 1.5-2 minutes to eat all of it. Did the trick. No more inhaling her food then choking on it and yarking it back up again. Highly recommend this product.

We have an older version of this product that is still in GREAT shape, but needed an additional one for a new dog that was eating WAY too fast. The bowl has worked great to slow down his eating. We have used it with both regular and large breed food and both fit well into the bowl. The new dog eats over 2 cups of food at a meal and that amount easily fits into the bowl. Sturdy construction - our old one has dropped onto the floor a ton or times and never broken or cracked. I would definitely recommend this well made slow feeder.

One of my fur babies woofs down her food, and I have tried several different methods and bowls to slow her down. This is the best one I have found so far. The design makes it harder to get to her food than the design of some of the other slo-feed bowls (this is my fourth one). I would definitely purchase again even though I have several slo-feed bowls already.

Might be great for some dogs but for mine the walls were too high. He is super food motivated but had such a hard time that he grabbed the wall and tossed the entire thing, and when I held it down for him to finish his food he lost interest. Ended up with a different one with shorter walls that worked better for us.

Great bowl for my quick eater. Helps slow him down. Seems durable. Haven't put it in dishwasher yet but positive it'll be fine as long as it's on the top rack. I like the color and flower maze design. Isn't as slip proof as it could be if the rubber material was all along the bottom rather than just in the four corners. I use a placemat anyways, so doesn't bother me much. Worth the price. Large size is more than enough for my 50 lb dog. I can really spread his food out this way. Highly recommended.

Our problem wasn’t that our dog was a fast eater, but that he was a disinterested eater. We’d give him his breakfast and some days it would all still be there by dinner time. But he’s obsessed with puzzle toys. He will follow us around with his toys, begging us to fill them up with treats so he can work to get them out, meanwhile his food will be untouched in the other room. I started putting his food in one of his puzzle toys, but it took forever and could only hold a small portion of his food. This slow feeder bowl is easy to fill and, sure enough, when we put half his food in this bowl and half his food in his old bowl, he was only interested in the slow feeder bowl!