Silicone Slow Feeder Lick Bowl

Product type: Interactive slow feeder lick bowl

Suitable for: Dogs

Material: Silicone

Capacity: Approximately 3/4 cup

Feeding type:
• Wet food
• Soft treats
• Purees
• Liquid treats
• Soaked kibble

Design: Movable center licking ball

Base: Non-slip

Operation: Manual

Recommended use:
• Slow feeding
• Treat time
• Mental enrichment
• Grooming distraction
• Bathing and nail trimming

Power required: No

Battery required: No

Package quantity: 1 slow feeder bowl

1. Place the bowl on a clean, flat surface.

2. Add wet food or a soft treat around the movable licking ball.

3. Spread the food into the bowl and textured areas if needed.

4. Allow your dog to lick and move the ball at their own pace.

5. Supervise your dog throughout use.

6. Remove the bowl when feeding or treat time is complete.

7. Wash and dry the bowl thoroughly after each use.

• Rinse the bowl immediately after feeding to prevent food residue from drying.

• Wash with warm water and mild dish soap.

• Clean around and underneath the movable ball.

• Rinse thoroughly to remove all food and soap residue.

• Allow all parts to air dry completely before storage.

• Inspect regularly for tears, cracks, loose parts or other damage.

• Do not describe or treat the product as dishwasher safe unless this is confirmed by the supplier’s care instructions.

• 1 × Silicone Slow Feeder Lick Bowl

• Always supervise your dog during use.

• This product is intended for supervised feeding and enrichment. It is not a chew toy.

• Stop using the bowl if it becomes torn, cracked, loose or otherwise damaged.

• Remove the product if your dog attempts to chew, tear or swallow any part.

• Use only on a clean, stable and flat surface.

• Use pet-safe foods and treats only.

• Do not use foods containing ingredients that may be harmful to dogs, including xylitol, chocolate, grapes, raisins, onions or garlic.

• Introduce the bowl gradually, especially when using it for the first time.

• This product is not designed to diagnose, treat or prevent anxiety, digestive conditions, choking or other health problems.

• Consult a veterinarian before using nutritional supplements or unfamiliar foods.