Slow Feeder Dog Bowls
Maze-pattern bowls that turn a thirty-second gulp into a few minutes of happy nose-work — better digestion, less mess and a calmer mealtime.
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Silicone Slow Feeder Dog Bowl With Mat
A silicone slow-feeder bowl set into a spill-catching tray mat. The ridged centre slows fast eaters and aids digestion, while the raised mat keeps food and water mess off the floor. Soft, non-slip and easy to wipe clean.
From£13.99
Tarhong Concentric Circle Slow Feeder Bowl for Dogs & Cats
A stylish slow-feeder bowl that encourages healthier, calmer mealtimes — available in blue, grey, or white.
£14.99
Sunflower Snuffle Mat Slow Feeder
A felt sunflower snuffle mat, roughly 37.5cm across, with yellow petals and a fluffy brown centre that hides kibble and treats. Encourages natural foraging to slow fast eaters and ease boredom. Ties on to fix it in place; machine washable.
£12.99
Spherical Slow Feeder Licking Bowl
A spherical non-slip slow feeder that paces fast eaters and turns mealtimes into a calming licking ritual. The ridged surface slows gulping, aiding digestion and easing boredom for dogs and cats alike.
From£13.99
Tarhong Medallion Slow Feeder Puzzle Dog Bowl
A stylish BPA-free puzzle bowl that slows down greedy eaters — available in three sizes and a choice of colours.
From£10.99
Silicone Swirl Lick Mat Slow Feeder
A round silicone lick mat with a swirling textured surface that holds wet food, yogurt or paste to slow eating and soothe anxious pets. A suction base keeps it steady on the floor.
£16.99
LickiMat Wobble & Splash Enrichment Bowls for Dogs
Wobbling rubber enrichment bowls that add movement and challenge to treat time, encouraging slower eating and longer-lasting fun.
£16.99
Silicone Slow Feeder Mat With Bowls
A silicone feeding mat with slow-feeder maze, lick panels and two built-in bowls in one tidy tray.
£54.99
Cage-Mounted Slow Feeder & Lick Mat Puzzle
Round puzzle feeder that clips onto a crate or cage and combines slow-feed wells with a textured lick section. Slows fast eaters and beats boredom by making mealtimes last longer.
From£10.99
LickiMat Classics Food Enrichment Lick Mat for Cats & Dogs
Rubber lick mats that slow feeding, encourage calm, and keep cats and dogs happily entertained — freezer and microwave safe.
£10.99
Silicone Spiral Slow Feeder Bowl
A modern silicone slow feeder with a spiral maze that slows gulping by up to ten times, easing digestion and bloat. Soft, non-slip and dishwasher safe for fuss-free daily mealtimes.
£14.99
Slow Feeder Plate Orange
A 35 x 26cm slow feeder plate that spreads a meal into shallow pockets
£13.95
Slow Feeder Plate Green
A shallow-pocketed feeding plate that slows a dog down without making it hunt
£13.95
Suction Cup Pet Lick Mat
Bear-shaped silicone lick mat with a suction backing that sticks firmly to floors or walls. Spread on wet food or treats to slow eating, ease anxiety and keep pets calmly occupied. Easy to rinse clean.
£7.99
2-in-1 Silicone Slow Feeder Bowl & Lick Mat
A 2-in-1 food-grade silicone bowl, 20 cm across, with a raised maze that slows fast eaters and a textured base that works as a lick mat.
£11.99
Anti-Gulp Slow Feeder Bowl
A slow-feeder bowl with a central spoke that makes fast eaters slow right down.
£8.99
Tarhong Bone Puzzle Slow Feeder Dog Bowl — BPA-Free Polypropylene
A bone-shaped puzzle slow feeder that makes dogs work for their meals — helping reduce bloat, gulping, and boredom at the same time.
£19.49
Non-Slip Slow-Feeder Lick Bowl
A textured licking bowl with a central rolling ball that slows down fast eaters and makes liquids, supplements and post-op nutrition easier to give. The grippy base stays put and it rinses clean after use.
£14.99
Silicone Slow Feeder Lick Bowl
A silicone feeding bowl with a textured central lick surface that slows fast eaters and works perfectly for wet food, peanut butter or treats. The grippy base keeps it steady on the floor at mealtimes.
£14.99
Lickimat Sooth Lavnd Amz Sgl
Brush-tip lick mat for wet and liquid food, slows fast eating, 20 x 20cm
£6.99
Lickimat Sooth Guava Amz Sgl
Brush-tip lick mat for wet and liquid food, slows fast eating, 20 x 20cm
£6.99
Lickimat Buddy Mint Amz Sgl
Criss-cross lick mat for spreadable food, 20 x 20cm, for bored or fast eaters
£6.99
Why slow feeding matters
Dogs that inhale their food swallow a lot of air, which can lead to gulping, hiccups, regurgitation and — in deep-chested breeds — a raised risk of bloat.
A slow feeder forces them to nudge kibble out of the ridges, which paces the meal naturally and gives a bit of enrichment at the same time.
Keeping it clean
Look for food-grade silicone or BPA-free plastic that’s dishwasher-safe — the grooves are where food gets stuck, so easy cleaning matters.
Start with a simpler maze for beginners and work up to trickier patterns once your dog gets the hang of it.
Matching the maze to your dog’s face
Match the maze depth to the nose. A deep spiral suits a long-muzzled dog and is close to impossible for a pug, a boxer or a French bulldog, who need a shallow pattern they can actually reach into — otherwise the bowl simply stops them eating rather than slowing them down.
Check it holds your dog’s normal portion, because many slow feeders are smaller inside than they look. Non-slip feet or a weighted base do most of the remaining work: a determined dog will push a light bowl round the kitchen until the maze stops mattering.
Everything here is chosen to be genuinely useful in everyday life with your pet — quality-checked, fairly priced and shipped tracked across the UK. For any health concern, your vet is always the best first port of call.
From the Knowledge Hub
Common questions
Can slow feeders help prevent bloat?
By slowing eating and reducing swallowed air, they can lower one of the risk factors for bloat — especially in large, deep-chested breeds. They’re a sensible aid, not a guarantee; ask your vet if you’re worried.
Are they suitable for wet food?
Many are. Shallow-maze designs work well for wet or raw food, while deeper mazes suit dry kibble. Check the product page.
Will my dog get frustrated?
Start with an easier pattern. Most dogs quickly enjoy the challenge — it gives them a job to do at dinnertime.
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