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Dog Slow Feeder Bowls eDog stocks a great range of dog slow feeder bowls to help you slow down your dog’s eating pace for better digestion and overall health. Eating too fast can be the source of a multitude of health issues for your dog, just like it can have adverse effects on us humans. Our dog slow feeder bowls have been designed to help your pooch slow their food intake to help with concerns like overeating, bloating, and vomiting. The best part is slow feed bowls appeal to a dog’s innate sense of foraging and discovering food in the wild – from the comfort of their own backyard. In addition to getting your dog slow feeder bowls to help them pace their eating, we also recommend chatting to your vet and monitoring their behaviour and activity levels throughout the day. Sometimes the intensity your dog might apply to their eating could result from not being mentally stimulated enough during the day. It is easy to overlook their mental stimulation since so much attention is placed on the dog's physical activity, but it is absolutely vital for their overall health and well-being. It’s important for dogs to eat at a moderate pace, chew their food thoroughly, and allow themselves time to feel full to prevent overeating. That’s when getting your dog slow feeder bowls comes in handy to help you prevent your dog from eating too much. If you have more than one canine companion, the competitiveness to get enough food might contribute to their fast-eating. Alternately, this behaviour might just be innate in your dog. Observing feeding times will help you understand their eating habits better to find the right support for them. eDog has a great range of slow feed bowls for your dog in a wide variety of sizes and styles to help your pup. What is a slow feeder dog bowl? A slow feeder dog bowl is a bowl designed to release food slowly through mechanisms that encourage play and offer your dog an additional opportunity for a little mental stimulation. They aren’t a replacement f
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