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Dogit Anti Gulp Dog Dish Blue
Go Slow Anti-Gulp Dog Dish
Dogits range is as extensive as the needs of your dog, with essentials such as stainless steel bowls, leashes, brushes and toys on their list. Thats why theres a saying floating around: Dogits got it!
Go Slow Anti-Gulping Dog Dishes are designed to help your pooch slow down while eating, featuring raised contours that dogs need to eat around and preventing them from taking large mouthfuls of food.
Slow eating is particularly important for dogs who are guzzlers and swallow their food too quickly, as this can lead to a dangerous condition called Gastric Dilation and Volvulus (GDV). Certain breeds are particularly susceptible to GDV, including deep-chested large breed dogs such as German Shepherds, Great Danes, Labradors, Weimeraners, Irish Setters, Akitas, and Boxers. But its also great for dogs looking to lose weight, slowing them down and keeping them fuller for longer.
- Slows down excess air intake, minimising the risk of bloat and indigestion
- Plastic contours to help minimise gulping of food
- Recommended for dog breeds such as German Shepherds, Great Danes, Labradors and more (i.e. deep-chested dogs)
- Dishwasher safe
After a different colour? Try this same slow feeding bowl in blue or white
Dogit Anti Gulp Dog Dish Blue
- Variety:Bowls
- Colour:Blue
Sizing
Ingredients List
Size Guide:
Small: 300ml | 17.5cm (diameter) x 6cm (height)
Medium: 600ml | 22cm (diameter) x 7cm (height)
Large: 1.2 litres | 27cm (diameter) x 8cm (height)
Feeding Guidelines
These are broad guidelines only, designed to assist with feeding your pet based on their weight, age and activity level. Always check the feeding charts on your pet's food packaging in conjunction with these feeding guidelines. Required amounts may differ between individual pets, and adjustments may be required to maintain optimal body weight.
Once or twice daily feeding is recommended for adult dogs, unless otherwise specified by your veterinarian. Puppies and kittens require feeding more regularly, with the total portion divided into three or four meals throughout the day. Ensure fresh water is available at all times.
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