Slow-feeder dog bowl Outward Hound Slo Bowl — anti-gulping pet feeder, mint color

The Outward Hound Slo Bowl in mint is a plastic slow-feeder dog bowl engineered to slow down fast eating by introducing internal obstacles that extend meal duration. Designed for dogs that gulp or eat too quickly, this feeder encourages smaller bites and more deliberate chewing, which can help reduce the risk of choking, regurgitation and digestive upset. Its compact shape fits standard feeding areas and is suitable for daily home use or for travel where controlled feeding is needed.

Advantages

The bowl’s maze-like interior guides food through multiple channels, forcing the dog to work for each bite and thereby reducing the speed of consumption. Constructed from lightweight, durable plastic it is easy to clean and maintain. The mint color provides a neutral, modern look that integrates with most feeding stations. The design is stable on flat surfaces to limit tipping during feeding sessions.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Dogs that tend to gulp or eat too rapidly
• Pets with mild digestive sensitivity where slower eating is beneficial
• Daily feeding at home or controlled meals when traveling
• Owners seeking a simple, dishwasher-safe slow feeder

Key specifications

• Material: durable food-grade plastic
• Color: mint
• Design: internal maze/obstacle layout to slow feeding
• Size: compact footprint suitable for standard bowls and feeding mats
• Maintenance: surface suitable for hand washing or placement in top-rack of dishwasher

How to use

Place the Outward Hound Slo Bowl on a flat, stable surface and fill the bowl with the dog’s normal portion of dry kibble or appropriately sized wet food, distributing food across the internal channels. Supervise the first few meals to ensure your dog adapts to the slower feeding pattern. Regularly inspect the bowl for food buildup in crevices and rinse or wash after each use to maintain hygiene. Do not use with foods or supplements that can liquefy and bypass the obstacle design.

Usage recommendations

Introduce the feeder gradually by replacing one regular meal per day until the dog is comfortable with the slower pace. For dogs with severe swallowing or breathing problems, consult a veterinarian before changing feeding methods.