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Hungry Henry Crazy Maze Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
- Mixed raised obstacles: Rounded bars and posts create separate feeding spaces across the bowl.
- Flat, level base: A rounded-square footprint with tapered outer walls; the bowl rests flat.
- 19 × 19cm footprint: Weighs 158g and has a plain base.
- Three colours: Blue, green or pink.
Hungry Henry Crazy Maze Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
Small feeding spaces across the bowl
An obstacle pattern with a different shape to a spiral maze.
The Crazy Maze uses a mixture of rounded bars and posts moulded into the base. Spread food between the shapes to encourage your dog to explore different parts of the bowl for each mouthful.
Its outer walls taper towards a wider rounded-square footprint, while the base rests flat and level. It measures 19 × 19cm and weighs 158g.
Bars and posts
Mixed raised shapes divide the feeding area.
Flat base
Level footprint with tapered outer walls.
Three colours
Blue, green and pink.
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.
Make room to work around the obstacles
Spread the portion rather than piling it up.
Distribute the meal between the bars and posts, leaving the tops visible. Choose the bowl according to your dog’s portion and their ability to reach between the shapes.
The base has 4 rubber feet to help reduce movement on smooth floors.
Plain base
4 Rubber feet underneath.
Spread the meal
Leave the obstacle tops visible.
Check the fit
Your dog should reach the feeding spaces comfortably.
Features at a glance
The details to help you choose.
Mixed obstacle pattern
Rounded bars and posts moulded into the base.
19 × 19cm footprint
Rounded-square outer shape.
Flat, level base
Rests flat on the feeding surface, with tapered outer walls.
158g weight
Easy to lift for cleaning.
Three colours
Blue, green and pink.
Plain base
Use a feeding mat if extra grip is needed.
A pattern to suit your dog’s feeding style
Introduce it gradually and observe the fit.
The separate spaces provide an alternative to the continuous channels of the Maze Bowl. Neither pattern is guaranteed to work better for every dog.
Start with a small portion. Check your dog can reach the food without frustration, and choose a larger feeding space if their normal meal covers the obstacles.
For enthusiastic eaters
Encourages working between raised shapes.
Different from a spiral
Mixed bars and posts create separate spaces.
Comfortable access
Check the portion and room for the muzzle.
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.
The Maze Bowl uses winding raised lines. Crazy Maze uses separate rounded bars and posts to create smaller feeding spaces across a rounded-square bowl.
No. The base rests flat and level. The outer walls taper towards the wider base, but the bowl is not a slanted feeder.
It has a 4 rubber feet to help reduce movement.
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