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SodaPup Yin Yang Design Shallow Slow Feeder Dog Bowl

by SodaPup
Original price £16.49 - Original price £16.49
Original price
£16.49
£16.49 - £16.49
Current price £16.49

Bring a calmer, more playful pace to mealtimes with the SodaPup Yin Yang Shallow Slow Feeder, a segmented, yin-yang-patterned bowl designed to slow down eating and turn food into an enriching foraging activity.

- Shallow, yin-yang-patterned design inspired by the Chinese philosophy of balance
- Segmented layout encourages natural foraging instincts and slower eating
- Suitable for wet, dry, or mixed meals
- Shallow shape makes it a good fit for smaller breeds and shorter-snouted dogs
- Helps support healthy digestion and calmer, less rushed mealtimes
- Available in orange or green

Colour: Orange

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Product Details

The SodaPup Yin Yang Design Shallow Slow Feeder Dog Bowl turns mealtimes into a gentle mental workout. Its segmented, yin-yang-patterned design draws on the Chinese philosophy of balance, and is shaped to encourage dogs to forage and work around the bowl rather than gulping their food down in seconds. It works well with wet, dry or mixed meals, which can be spread across the chambers for extra enrichment or kept together for a simpler slow-feeding challenge.

The shallow profile makes it a particularly good fit for smaller breeds and shorter-snouted dogs who might struggle with deeper slow feeders, while still helping to slow down eating, support healthier digestion and encourage calmer, less rushed mealtimes. It's available in orange or green to suit your home. As with any slow feeder, it's designed for feeding rather than chewing, so supervise your dog while they use it.

Sizing

Approximately 20.3 x 20.3 x 3.6 cm

Instructions
  1. Add your dog's usual wet, dry or mixed food to the bowl.
  2. Spread the food across the segmented pattern, or keep it together, depending on how much challenge you'd like to add.
  3. Place the bowl on a stable, non-slip surface at your dog's usual feeding spot.
  4. Supervise your dog while they eat, as the bowl is designed for feeding rather than chewing.
Materials & Care

Materials

FDA-compliant polypropylene, BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free

Care

Hand wash with warm, soapy water between uses and check regularly for wear. It is also top rack dishwasher safe

About the Brand

SodaPup takes plenty of inspiration from nature when designing its enrichment toys, and this honeybee-themed collection is a great example, honeycomb mats, honey stick chews, honey bear dispensers, and now the Honey Pot, all built around the same playful idea. Every piece is designed to make mealtime more engaging, giving dogs a proper mental workout alongside their usual bowl of food. Its ranges includes slow feeders, lick mats and interactive products that give dogs opportunities to explore, sniff and work for their food.

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FAQs

Will the SodaPup slow feeder bowl actually slow my dog's eating down?

Yes, the varied chamber heights, depths and opening sizes are specifically designed to be more challenging than typical slow feeder bowls, encouraging genuinely slower, more engaged eating.

Is the SodaPup slow feeder suitable for puppies?

Yes, it's designed to work for all dog sizes, including puppies, though it's worth supervising the first few uses to see how your puppy takes to the added challenge.

Can I use the SodaPup slow feeder for raw feeding?

The bowl's depth is suitable for raw meals, though it's always worth checking with your vet before introducing raw feeding to your dog's diet.

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