Slow Feeder & Lick Mat Bowl

Transform mealtime into a healthier, calmer experience with the Pookie Pets Dual Slow Feeder Bowl. This vet-recommended design combines a maze-style slow feeder for kibble and larger foods with a removable lick mat — perfect for spreads, wet food, or calming enrichment.

Slowing down fast eaters supports better digestion, reduces bloating, and prevents choking while also turning meals into fun mental stimulation. One bowl, endless benefits.

🌟 Why Pet Parents Love It

• ✅ Vet-Recommended – Slows down mealtime to prevent bloat, vomiting, and indigestion.

• ✅ Dual Design – Maze feeder for kibble + removable lick mat for spreads or wet foods.

• ✅ Enrichment & Relaxation – Keeps pets mentally engaged and calm.

• ✅ All-in-One Convenience – Perfect for breakfast, dinner, or treat time.

• ✅ Safe & Durable – Made from BPA-free, food-grade materials. Dishwasher safe.

🍖 Health Benefits of Slowing Mealtime

• Supports digestive health by preventing gulping.

• Helps reduce risks of GDV (bloat) in dogs.

• Promotes better nutrient absorption.

• Provides mental stimulation during meals.

• Lick mat encourages calm behavior and eases anxiety.

🐾 How to Use

• Add kibble or larger food to the slow feeder side to extend mealtime.

• Spread wet food, peanut butter, yogurt, or purees on the lick mat for calming enrichment.

• Use together or separately for variety.

📦 Product Details

• Materials: BPA-free plastic base + food-grade silicone mat

• Features: Slow feeder maze, removable textured lick mat

• Dishwasher Safe: Yes

• Suitable For: Dogs & cats of all sizes, dry food, wet food, spreads, and treats

Bowl measurements: 37.2cm*20cm*5cm

Tips and recommendations

• Nutrient- rich food examples for the lick mat
• 1. Peanut butter (make sure it doesn't contain xylitol, which can be toxic to dogs)
• 2. Vegemite 
• 3. Mashed sweet potato or pumpkin
• 4. Plain yogurt or cottage cheese
• 5. Puree fruits like banana, apple, or berries
• 6. Broth or canned wet food
• 7. Canned sardines or tuna (in water, not oil)
• 8. Baby food (make sure it doesn't have onion or garlic, which can be toxic to dogs) Always remember to check the ingredients of what you give to your dog, and introduce new foods slowly to avoid any digestive upset.