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Now comes in Candy Pink!!!
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Meal-time,
"Meal-time is always the favourite time for all pets. Besides feeding your pet premium pet food that provides him with the best of health, give him a special and different experience with the unique little things we have here ! " |
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Eat Better Bowl
The Eat Better Bowl was borne out of the observation of dogs gobbling up their food every time as if they came right out of a famine. This ‘vacuuming’ of food may result in a myriad of physical and behavioral problems including overeating, vomiting and coprophagy.
The Eat Better Bowl’s unique revolutionary design is a result of deep thought and research and its introduction at pet conventions was met with overwhelming success by dog accessory distributors, retailers and owners alike.
Available in Jazzy Blue, Frosty White and Candy Pink!!
Eat Better Bowl NEW
SGD $38
| Many dogs have an unhealthy habit of eating too fast. They love to lap up all the food in a swift, sweeping motion and gobble down or “inhale” their food like a vacuum cleaner. This way, they end up swallowing everything without much chewing, thus leading to indigestion. The Eat Better Bowl solves the following problems:
- – The wishbone design in the centre of the bowl has 3 apexes and connecting ridges, which serve as an obstruction to deter your dog from making a clean sweep of the food. The same obstruction also makes it more difficult for dogs to get their muzzles near enough to the base of the bowl, and thus preventing them from “inhaling” their food.
- –Slower eating makes your dog feel full faster, thus avoiding instances of re-eating. As a result this bowl can also be a useful weight management tool.
- – Through moderating your dog’s eating pace, the bowl prevents coprophagy. Coprophagy (the act of feeding on excretion) has many possible causes. Poor digestion due to fast eating may in turn result in poor nutrient absorption. Instinctively, dogs may then try to reprocess it by eating up his nutrient rich poop*.
- – Dogs that eat too fast may regurgitate as a result. By slowing down the dog’s eating process to a healthy and moderate pace, this problem can be eradicated.
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