Stainless Steel Slow Feeder Dog Bowl

Stainless Steel • Slow Feeder Design • 22 CM / 8.66 Inch OkiePaw Stainless Steel Slow Feeder Dog Bowl A durable stainless steel feeding bowl with raised obstacles designed to make mealtime more engaging and encourage dogs to work around the bowl instead of eating from one completely open feeding surface. Stainless Steel Smooth metal construction provides a durable, reusable alternative to traditional plastic slow feeder bowls. Slow Feeder Design Raised shapes divide the feeding surface and encourage food to be eaten from multiple areas of the bowl. 8.66 Inches Wide Approximately 22 cm across with a low-profile 4 cm / 1.57-inch height. Four Options Choose from three feeding patterns plus a gold-finish version of the popular Bone design. A Simpler Approach to Slow Feeding Some dogs can make remarkably quick work of a conventional food bowl. The OkiePaw Stainless Steel Slow Feeder changes the feeding surface by adding raised shapes that your dog must eat around. Instead of having one large, completely open area, food can be distributed between and around the raised sections. This creates multiple feeding paths and encourages a more deliberate approach to mealtime. The stainless steel construction also gives the bowl a clean, simple appearance without the bright colors and complicated deep channels commonly found in plastic puzzle feeders. Integrated design: The raised slow-feeding shapes are formed directly into the feeding surface, so there are no separate inserts or removable puzzle pieces to position before each meal. Designed to Change the Way Food Is Presented Raised Feeding Obstacles Sculpted shapes break up the open bowl surface and create multiple areas for food instead of one unrestricted eating space. Wide, Low Profile The approximately 8.66-inch diameter provides a broad feeding surface while maintaining a low 1.57-inch overall height. Easy-Access Design The open stainless steel layout provides slow-feeding obstacles without relying on extremely deep or narrow maze channels. Product Features Stainless steel construction Integrated slow-feeding pattern Approximately 22 cm / 8.66 inches wide Approximately 4 cm / 1.57 inches high Wide, low-profile feeding surface Raised feeding obstacles Suitable for dry and wet dog food Smooth surface for straightforward cleanup Reusable everyday feeding bowl Multiple feeding patterns available Choose Your Design Each style uses a different arrangement of raised shapes, giving you several feeding patterns to choose from. Silver Bone Features a large raised bone across the center with smaller bone and accent shapes positioned around the feeding surface. Gold Bone The same playful bone-pattern feeding surface offered in a distinctive gold-tone finish. Dog Design Curved raised sections and smaller center obstacles divide the bowl into several different feeding areas. Paw Design A large raised paw-shaped pattern creates a distinctive feeding layout with separate areas around the paw and toe sections. 8.66" / 22 CM Stainless Steel Slow Feeder Each bowl measures approximately 22 cm across, equal to about 8.66 inches in diameter. At approximately 4 cm high, or about 1.57 inches, the bowl maintains a broad, low feeding profile. All three feeding patterns use the same overall 22 cm × 4 cm bowl size, making it easy to select a design based on appearance and feeding layout. Specifications Product: Slow Feeder Dog Bowl Material: Stainless Steel Diameter: Approx. 8.66 in. / 22 cm Height: Approx. 1.57 in. / 4 cm Styles: Bone, Dog and Paw Finishes: Silver and Gold* Style: Slow feeder *Gold finish currently available in the Bone design. Made for Everyday Mealtime Dry Food Scatter kibble between the raised sections to create multiple feeding areas throughout the bowl. Wet Food Wet or mixed food can be distributed around the raised pattern for a more involved feeding setup. Treats The patterned surface can also be used to spread small treats throughout the bowl for an engaging snack. Why Use a Slow Feeder? A conventional dog bowl provides a single unrestricted feeding area. A slow feeder changes that layout by placing obstacles between different portions of the food. Your dog must navigate around those raised sections instead of simply eating directly across an open bowl. For dogs that tend to move through their food quickly, this can create a more deliberate and engaging feeding experience. Every dog eats differently, so the amount of additional feeding time will vary depending on the dog, food type and selected bowl pattern. Find the right pattern for your dog: Because the Bone, Dog and Paw designs arrange their obstacles differently, each creates a slightly different feeding layout. Stainless Steel for Straightforward Cleanup Slow feeder bowls do not need to be complicated to clean. The open design keeps the raised shapes accessible so food residue can be removed from around the feeding obstacles. Wash the bowl regularly after use and make sure food is completely removed from around and beneath the raised sections before the next meal. Stainless Steel Slow Feeder FAQs How large is the bowl? The bowl measures approximately 22 cm, or 8.66 inches, across and approximately 4 cm, or 1.57 inches, high. What is the bowl made from? The bowl is constructed from stainless steel with raised slow-feeding shapes integrated into the feeding surface. How does the slow feeder design work? Raised shapes divide the feeding surface into multiple areas, requiring the dog to eat around the obstacles rather than having access to one completely open bowl. Which designs are available? Current feeding patterns include Bone, Dog and Paw designs. The Bone design is available in both silver and gold finishes. Are all of the designs the same size? Yes. The current Bone, Dog and Paw versions are approximately 22 cm in diameter and 4 cm high. Can I use the bowl with wet food? Yes. The bowl can be used with dry food, wet food or mixed meals. Make sure your dog's food can comfortably fit between the raised sections and remain accessible. Is the Gold Bone bowl a different design? No. The Gold Bone version uses the same bone-style slow-feeding pattern as the Silver Bone bowl but features a gold-tone finish. A Better-Looking Way to Slow Down Mealtime Choose the feeding pattern that fits your dog and add a durable stainless steel slow feeder to their everyday setup. Available in Bone, Dog and Paw designs, with the Bone pattern offered in both silver and gold.