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SodaPup Wave Design Slow Feeder

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$15.61 $21.99 In stock

SodaPup Wave Design Slow Feeder - Turn mealtime into enrichment time with the SodaPup Wave Slow Feeder Bowl. Inspired by the iconic artwork Under the Wave off Kanagawa by Japanese artist Hokusai, this thoughtfully designed feeder helps slow down fast eaters while providing a fun and rewarding feeding experience.

Unlike many traditional slow feeder bowls, the Wave features a segmented design with chambers of varying sizes, creating a greater challenge for dogs and encouraging slower, healthier eating habits. The unique pattern helps reduce gulping, supports proper digestion, and keeps dogs mentally engaged during meals.

Benefits:

  • Promotes slower eating and healthier digestion
  • More challenging design than many standard slow feeders
  • Multiple chamber sizes for mixing kibble, wet food, and toppers
  • Helps reduce bloating and gulping
  • Provides daily mental enrichment
  • Suitable for dogs of all sizes, including puppies
  • Inspired by Hokusai's famous wave artwork

Size: 8" wide x 8" tall x 2" thick

DogTuff Tip: Use different sections for kibble, wet food, yogurt, pumpkin, or fresh treats to create a fun enrichment meal that keeps your dog engaged longer.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Christopher ★★★★★

The wave ridges actually force my lab to work around them, so a meal that took two minutes now stretches to about ten. The wide base hasn't tipped once, even when she gets enthusiastic with her paws.

David ★★★★★

My beagle used to inhale his kibble in under a minute, but this bowl stretched dinner to almost ten. The Hokusai wave pattern is a nice touch too, way prettier than a plain rubber mat.

Christopher R. ★★★★★

My dog usually acts like a starving wolf, but the wave pattern has genuinely slowed him down to a normal eating pace instead of a frantic scarfing contest. The bowl's design is sturdy enough that he can't tip it over mid-meal, which was a pleasant surprise. It's also turned his dinner into a fun lit