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Hungry Henry Bone Maze Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
- Bone maze slow feeder: Five raised bones and six posts create feeding spaces to help encourage slower eating.
- Level feeding bowl: A circular feeding well with an even rim and a wide, rounded six-sided base.
- Six rubber feet: Small pads fitted around the underside of the base.
- Size: 21 cm across the outer base, 5 cm tall and 150 g in weight.
- Colour choice: Available in blue, green, red and yellow.
Hungry Henry Bone Maze Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
A bone maze slow feeder for everyday mealtimes
Give your dog more to work around at dinner time.
The Hungry Henry Bone Maze bowl places five raised bone shapes and six tapered posts inside a circular feeding well. Food sits in the spaces between them, encouraging your dog to work around the pattern rather than take large mouthfuls from an open bowl.
The wider central post has a moulded paw detail. An even rim and rounded six-sided base give the bowl its distinctive shape, while four colours let you choose a favourite for your dog's feeding area.
Raised bone maze
Five bones and six posts divide the feeding area into smaller spaces.
Even, level rim
A circular feeding well with the same rim height all the way around.
One size, four colours
21 cm across the outer base; choose blue, green, red or yellow.
Hungry Henry: hygienic bowls for tidier mealtimes
Hungry Henry is our feeding range, built around stainless steel because it is non-porous, does not hold onto smells or scratches the way plastic can, and goes straight in the dishwasher. The Hungry Henry Feeding Bowl has a rubber non-slip base ring that stops it sliding across the kitchen floor and protects wood and tile from scratches. It suits dry kibble, wet food or water and comes in 700ml, 1.2L and 2L sizes, with a choice of stainless steel, pink or blue finishes.
For breeders, the wide Litter Feeding Bowl lets a whole litter eat together at weaning and is shaped to discourage puppies from walking through or sitting in their food, in 1.2L, 1.5L and 2L sizes. The bone-shaped Silicone Tray with Twin Bowls pairs a non-slip, food-grade silicone mat with two removable steel bowls and a raised lip that catches dribbles and spills, and it works just as well for cats as for dogs. Choose a bowl that holds your pet's usual portion with a little room to spare, and refresh water daily.
A wide base with six rubber feet
Practical details beneath the feeding well.
The rounded six-sided base flares out below the circular feeding well. It rests level on the floor and has six small rubber feet spaced around the underside.
Place the bowl on a clean, level surface. If your dog pushes it around during meals, a feeding mat can provide a dedicated place for the bowl and help keep the surrounding area tidy.
Rounded six-sided base
A flared outer footprint surrounding the circular feeding well.
Six rubber feet
Small pads fitted at six points around the underside.
Level feeding position
The base and rim are level, with an even wall height around the bowl.
Features at a glance
The details to help you choose.
Five raised bones
Bone-shaped obstacles moulded into the feeding well.
Six tapered posts
Five outer posts and a wider central post separate the feeding spaces.
Central paw detail
A moulded paw design on top of the middle post.
21 cm wide, 5 cm tall
Width measured across the outer base; one size across all four colours.
150 g
Product weight.
Four colours
Blue, green, red and yellow, each with the same bone maze design.
Choosing a slow feeder for your dog
Check the feeding spaces as well as the overall size.
This bowl is designed for dogs that tend to eat quickly. Introduce it at a supervised meal and check that your dog can comfortably reach food between the raised shapes.
Choose a feeder to suit your dog's muzzle, eating style and usual portion. The 21 cm measurement is the outer base width, rather than the capacity of the feeding well.
For faster eaters
The raised pattern adds obstacles to work around during meals.
Check comfortable access
Make sure your dog can reach food between the bones and posts.
Introduce at mealtimes
Supervise initial use and remove the bowl if your dog starts chewing it.
Keep the feeding channels clean
Wash after meals and inspect regularly.
Hand wash with warm soapy water, taking care to clean between the raised shapes and along the channels. Rinse thoroughly and let the bowl dry.
Inspect the rim and moulded obstacles for damage. Remove the bowl after feeding if your dog tends to chew it, and replace it if cracked or damaged.
Clean between the obstacles
Remove food from the channels after each meal.
Rinse and dry
Wash with warm soapy water and rinse thoroughly.
Inspect regularly
Replace the bowl if the rim or obstacles are damaged.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about this bowl.
Five raised bones and six tapered posts create smaller spaces inside the feeding well. Your dog works around these shapes to reach the food, which can help encourage a steadier eating pace.
The bowl measures 21 cm across the outer base and 5 cm tall, with a weight of 150 g. All four colours have the same design and size. The outer width does not indicate food capacity.
Yes. Six small rubber feet are fitted around the underside of the rounded six-sided base. Use it on a clean, level surface and add a feeding mat if your dog pushes bowls around.
It is designed for dogs that tend to eat quickly. Check that the spaces between the obstacles suit your dog's muzzle and usual meal portion, and supervise the first few meals.
Hand wash with warm soapy water after meals, cleaning between the bones and posts. Rinse thoroughly and let it dry. Inspect the bowl and rubber feet regularly, and replace the bowl if damaged.
Choose blue, green, red or yellow. The feeding pattern, size and six rubber feet are the same across all four colours.
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