Mr. Peanut's Interactive Slow Feed Dog Bowl, Fun Healthy Bloat Stop Feeder (Medium)

Dog loves it, not too difficult but keeps her busy for a while. Does fine in a dishwasher.

I bought this bowl after using other slow feeder options that just didn't work for my dog. I like the design and that was the main reason for this purchase. It has many little "pockets" to cram in my dog's food nice and tight. I use a mixture of kibble and home made food. My dog would inhale her food before, but not anymore! Because of its bee hive design, it takes my dog a longer time to get thru her meal. She has to really work for her food now. It has really slowed down her feeding. It is very sturdy and made out of hard silicone. I stick it onto an old metal cookie sheet and it stays in place very well. I haven't had a problem with the cleaning. But I do it right after my dogs are done eating. I keep a spray bottle with dish soap and vinegar at hand. So I just spray it down, scrub a little with a brush and rinse. Comes out very clean. I would highly recommend this slow feeder. I would certainly repurchase this item again.

TLDR: This would be *perfect* if they got rid of the suction cup (I use felt furniture pads to get around it).I got this to replace my dog's old slow feeder which was hard plastic and was getting tooth marks on it and I figured it wasn't great for her teeth (she's super gentle and this was just from regular meal times, she's a lab so once the food is gone, she could *not* care any less about the bowl so it wasn't like she was chewing on the bowl 😅).Because this one is soft, flexible silicone, it's really perfect for that issue. I wasn't sure if it would be big enough for her but the size is totally find (her old bowl for comparison). My one complaint is the stupid suction cup on the bottom. It sticks to everything!- You can't set it on the counter to fill it bc it will stick.- It's hard to get it off the floor bc it sticks.- If you put it in the sink to wash it, bc it sticks.- It is a *big* suction cup so when it gets stuck, you have to pry it off.- I have never had an issue with the dog food bowl scooching around so this feels like a problem that didn't need to be solved.My solution has been to stick some felt furniture pads on the bottom but it makes it harder to wash the bowl bc I have to peel them off.Bottom Line: This would be *perfect* if they got rid of the suction cup.

A very well made, sturdy, quality product.Easy to clean and dry. Has no chemical smell.My cat, ClawDia, had a bit of apprehension when I first put her food in it, but after a few minutes she realized it was ok and started eating out of it.She can only grab one or two pieces of kibble out at a time. She tried pawing some out of the bowl but she gave up (she's lazy.)ClawDia has a big issue with gobbling her food up then choking on it and puking it out.Which is stressful for any pet parent.I am confident this will help her eat slowly (and help me relax while she eats, as I no longer need to stand and watch over her.)I am very happy with my purchase and will consider buying more of these from this seller in the future.Just an FYI, this silicone bowl would also be good for toddlers and small children for food and snacks.

I’ve got an 80 pound GSD so this is my bad for buying something a tad too small, it’s not terribly small but doesn’t fit all of her food, I used it mostly as an enrichment device to give her something to work at instead of just tossing her food in the bowl and letting her just vacuum it up. It did work and slow her down however it did start to frustrate her and she started trying to break the silicone to get at parts of the food. Now this isn’t the products fault and more of mine for not thinking she’s do that but I would like to see a thicker or harder silicone used because I do think it’s a bit flimsy. Would probably work well for a medium sized dog but I wouldn’t go much larger than that personally.