Outward Hound Fun Feeder Interactive Dog Bowl, Purple

I first thought I got the wrong size. Mini is still big. My dog has a short snout so it’s not as easy as it should be, but I can see it working. When she’s almost done with food, she’s literally eating one kibble at a time. It def slows her down. I had another fun feeder made of silicon from the same brand, and it doesn’t slow her down this much. I’m pretty happy with it other than she can and will make loud noises with the bowl when she wants some food.

Our 5 month old puppy loves eating out of this bowl! Helps so she doesn't eat so fast! She wasnt sure what to think about the bowl at first couple feedings but now loves it! I read a review..this purple one is suppose to be the easiest, teal medium, orange hardest at figuring how to get out food.

I bought 2 of these interactive bowls. Our Boder-Collie/Boxer mix, Grey loves it! He used to eat his dry food in big gulps in about 2 minutes. This feeder has slowed him down and it now takes him about 10 minutes. Our 13yo puggle Krypto, doesn’t need it much these days. So we have an extra one for when G is older. The ONLY downfall I see is this, when he is done eating, he will flip the bowl over and chew on the bottom tabs. It’s durable enough that it hasn’t become an issue. Other then that, I would 100% recommend this feeder.

Our boxer scarfed food down so fast he would throw up afterwards. This bowl has slowed him down and have not had that issue since using it. We use the orange spiral feeder for our other dog. Both work great. The spiral bowl is harder for the boxer due to his broad muzzle and tongue, so this bowl was best for him.

My Shepherd mix has quite the appetite and would gobble up her food in the blink of an eye! She’s a bit overweight and I thought this interactive bowl would help slow her down and leave her feeling more satisfied! There was a bit of an adjustment period but boy has it helped! If you try to feed her from her old bowl she won’t eat at all. I highly recommend this product to anyone who has a dog that does the same!

We tried this bowl for our Australian Shepherd puppy but it was too deep. He became frustrated and was unable to get the food no matter how long he tried. So we gave it to our 6 yr old Australian as nothing stood her. Again, it’s too deep for them to get kibble out of.

We have 2 Brussells Griffons and one of them inhales her food. When I found this feeder I thought what the heck, maybe it will work! Oh my goodness, not only does it slow down their consumption of food but it is a blast to watch them circle bowl digging for their food. We LOVE this new dog bowl and it does exactly what it is designed for

This is a great option for any paw-rents like me whose puppies love to inhale their food in 30 seconds flat. Now, mealtimes take several minutes, and I don't have to worry that all of that kibble is going to come right back up in the form of undigested vomit. Our four-month old was able to figure this out pretty quickly, although it takes him a few minutes to get the last dozen or so pieces of kibble.

Our puppy is a fast eater, and would occasionally cough her food back up from eating too fast. While the large bowl is much larger than I expected (my fault for not looking at pictures), the grooves and the depth of the bowl have slowed her eating down tremendously, and she seems to have fun rooting for her food through this bowl!

My Pomeranian was inhaling her food out of the blue and started throwing up every day and I tried EVERYTHING to get her to stop and nothing worked so I decided to try a slow feeder and this did just the trick! At first she was a bit annoyed with it but after awhile she actually really enjoyed it. My puppy even was curious and wanted to eat out of it! I only gave 4 stars because it is pretty tore up after a few months of use due to biting and gnawing trying to get the food out. I would still buy this again!