The Frisco Slow Feed Bowl is decent for slowing down eating but has mixed reviews on size and durability. Some users report issues with the gold trim coming off and the bowl being too deep for certain pets. Overall, it's a functional product but may not suit all pets or preferences.
Potential for pets to choke if food gets stuck in the bowl's design
Prevention: Monitor pets during feeding
Effective in slowing down eating for pets who tend to gulp their food.
Several users praised the construction and look of the material it was made of.
Too deep for shorter pets and does not allow them to reach the food easily.
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Quality concerns with the gold trim coming off after a few washes. Could be a sign of lower durability on the outside.
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Factors: frequency of use, washing method, pet size
No, the bowl is too deep for most cats to access food easily.
The gold trim can start to come off after a few washes.
"I tried 8 different slow feed bowls before finding these. They are perfect for small breed puppies. Not too shallow and not too deep. Weighted perfectly so they stay in place. Thank you so very much."
"The pretty gold trim came off in spots after 2nd washing. That was one of the reasons I bought it looked nice but didn’t hold up. Too much $ to send back so stuck w it."
The Frisco Slow Feed Bowl is a good option for those looking to slow down their pet's eating habits, but be mindful of the size and durability concerns. It might not be suitable for all pets, especially smaller ones or those with short snouts. It does offer a decent price point but should be purchased with expectations of potential downsides and care required.
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