DogPause Bowl (2 units)

DogPause Bowl (2 units)

Four sections divide food into manageable portions with pauses in between to pace fast-eating pups. Clinically proven to slow down fast-eating dogs. Virtually eliminates the risk of choking.

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Why buy just one bowl for $16.95? Buy two bowls for only $27.95.

Buy one for you and one for a friend; or, perhaps you have two hoovering pooches and this way neither one will get jealous of the other!

This bowl is sized for dogs between 15 and 100 pounds and most dog breeds ranging from Beagles to Rottweilers. It's particularly effective with Labs and Golden Retrievers!

The standard dog bowl is patterned after bowls that humans use. Maybe 7-8 inches in diameter and 2-3 inches deep. That works fine for humans who use forks and spoons to eat (and who heed mom's adage to eat more slowly), but it can create a problem when your hungry dog can stick his entire face in the bowl and "hoover it" clean in a few seconds. And, as a pet owner, it can be pretty frightening to hear your dog chomp away, only to gag on his food and even sometimes throw up!

The inventor of the DogPause dogbowl is Nancy Kerrigan, an inventor who also happens to be a dog fanatic. Nancy heard her dog gag one time too many, and had an idea to divide the bowl into smaller "feeding zones" and add a fun element to the bowl in the center. Her dog just couldn't get her entire face into the bowl, and as a result, ate more slowly. It was pure genius!

The DogPause dog bowl works to slow down the pace of eating and aid with portion control in the following ways:

• Divides the bowl into 4 feeding zones
• Each feeding zone is 1/2 cup in capacity and designed to "block" the dog from putting his full snout into the bowl; this slows down eating pace as your dog needs to use his tongue for each bite
• After your dog finishes each zone, he must re-position himself for the next zone
• The bowl is designed to slide a little on the floor, further slowing down the dog as he needs to re-position for each bite