The Outward Hound Fun Feeder Interactive Dog Bowl slows down fast-eating dogs effectively but has durability issues. It's a good value but may not last long with heavy use.
Plastic shards may pose a choking hazard
Prevention: Avoid prolonged chewing, monitor use
Durability issues, breaks easily
Prevention: Use as intended, monitor for signs of wear
Effectively slows down dogs who eat too fast
Design encourages slower eating
Affordable compared to other slow feeders
Attractive design and color options
Breaks easily, especially with heavy use
Does not hold the advertised volume
May be too small for larger dogs
The dog did not chew the kibble altogether
Factors: Frequency of use, Pet size and chewing habits
No, it does not hold 2 cups as advertised. It holds less and may cause overflows.
No, it is not durable and may break easily, especially with heavy use.
Not ideal for large dogs due to size and durability issues.
Yes, it is easy to clean with hand washing or spot cleaning.
"This bowl was a lot cheaper than the other slow feeders I bought but I was surprised at how strong and sturdy it was. It actually slowed down my dog's feeding even slower than other bowls I've purchased because of the deep grooves so she really has to dig deep for her food. I actually want to buy mo..."
"Bought two bowls and lasted about a month before the plastic started to shatter. There is plastic everywhere and just concerned if they ate plastic as well. Love the idea and it did work slowing them down, but material doesn't seem fit for dogs. Maybe smaller dog? Mine are 45 lb pit terrier and a 65..."
Recommend for slow eating training, but consider durability concerns for long-term use.
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