Dog bowls dog- Slow Feeder Dog Bowls Insert Silicone Perfect for Stainless Steel Glass Ceramic Bowls

Dog bowls dog – Slow Feeder Insert for Bowls (Grey silicone)

That can make mealtimes comfortable and safe. This insert slows fast bites. It makes feeding a regular, habitual, and enjoyable part of our day.

Fits many bowl types

• Use on bowls that are stainless steel, glass, ceramic, or plastic.

• It's like superglue on hairless, smooth surfaces.

• This works excellent in bowls that have a flat bottom.

Why a slow feeder helps

• But gobbling down our food can result in gas, gagging, and upset tummies.

• This design also slows down the bite size and pace.

• Allows dogs to chew and breathe with ease.

Strong suction that stays put

• As mentioned, the trick is to really push it down into the bowl, which essentially locks it in — suction cups are not going anywhere while we eat.

• It won't even need any extra well to preserve it.

Soft, food‑grade silicone

• The insert is made from care-grade silicone.

• Gentle on the palate and on the tongue.

• Not a scratch, clang, or loud sound will echo across the room.

Dog bowls dog: Not a chew toy

• It can only be used for feeding.

• Do not let a pet chew on it.

• Remove and store after meals.

Size and fit

• Its insertion measures 5.5 × 5.5 × 2.1 inches.

• As a result, it works with the majority of large dog bowls with a flat base.

• Do keep in mind the measurement of the bowls (width and depth) before making any investments.

Easy to clean

• So, you can rinse it off and wipe it with your hand to remove food.

• Toss it in the dishwasher and you're good to go!

• Make sure it is scorched before using it again.

Great for many foods

• It can be applied with dry corporate food, wet fare, or mixed mealtime.

• This continues for broth or milk toppings as well.

• The form ensures that food is spread evenly.

How does it slow down eating

• The surface of the food has various shapes sticking out of it.

• Pups should tussle and lap the turrets.

• And that alleviates some of that gulping and air.

Set up in three steps.

• Take some cloth and wash the bowl & insert it, then dry it out.

• Drop the insert to seal the cups closed.

• Add food and serve.

Care tips

• To avoid build-up, rinse it between each use.

• Examine the cups and the edges for signs of wear.

• Between meals, keep it out of reach.

Comfort first

• Silicone is soft and flexible.

• It reduces mouth fatigue and anxiety.

• That makes it filling as well, which brings down anxious pets.

Built for daily use

• Silicone resists stains and odors.

• It works well with soap and hot water.

• It takes time for the colour to change very mess.

When it works best

• This is the type of place that shines in fast cages and big bites.

• This can be beneficial for weight maintenance programs.

• This also benefited dogs who weren't careful about eating and wheezed.

Safe use guide

• Supervise the first few meals.

• Adjust the food quantity if the pace slows down significantly.

• Still, if a dog yanks it up, reset the seal, or use a dryer ring.

Troubleshooting slip

• If slidage happens, clean both surfaces.

• Dry off the inside of the bowl prior to tamping down.

• Don't use any pebbled bottoms of the bowl that will break the seal.

Benefits at a glance

• Slower bites and calmer meals.

• Fewer choking hazards and reduced gas

• More chewing, better digestion.

• Simple setup and quick clean.

Who will love it

• Busy homes, needing meals you can make quickly.

• Dogs that eat like a vacuum.

• Calmer pets and those that perform better under quiet, soft gear.

FAQs

• Will it fit my bowl?
  Measure the flat space in the circle (width data in bowl). It will hold nicely if it is 5.5 inches (140mm) or wider.

• Can it go in the dishwasher?
  Yes. Place it on the top rack. Dry thoroughly before using it.

• Does it work with wet food?
  Yes. It releases small portions of wet food. That slows licking and nibbling.

• Do dry suction cups stick?
  Yes. A firm press is enough. They have to be stuck on dry and clean surfaces.

• Is the silicone safe?
  It is food‑grade and soft. It is safe for gums, teeth, and tongue.

• Can my dog chew it?
  No. Remove it after meals. It is not a chew toy.

• How do I stop sliding?
  Wipe both dry and press firmly. If the bowl is of the textural variety, break the seal.

• Is it only for large bowls?
  It is the Grey (Large) variant we're talking about. Dimensions compared to the bottom of the bowl; lettering 5.5 inches