Eterstarly Silicone Slow Feeder Dog Bowls with Bottom Suction Cup, Puzzle Feeders Bowl Interactive Bloat Stop Dogs Dish, Dog Food Water Bowl for Large
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Why use a dog slow feeder bowl? First, how they digest their food can be affected by how quickly they are inhaling it. Dogs who skip chewing or take enormous mouthfuls at a time are much less likely to properly digest and utilize the calories. Which leads to obesity. Second, when dogs gulp their meal too quickly, they swallow air along with their food. Food and air expand in the stomach, causing pain and discomfort.
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Why use a dog slow feeder bowl? First, how they digest their food can be affected by how quickly they are inhaling it. Dogs who skip chewing or take enormous mouthfuls at a time are much less likely to properly digest and utilize the calories. Which leads to obesity. Second, when dogs gulp their meal too quickly, they swallow air along with their food. Food and air expand in the stomach, causing pain and discomfort.