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Hungry Henry Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
- Three raised obstacles: Moulded kidney-shaped obstacles divide the food into channels, encouraging your dog to work around them.
- Small, Medium or Large: Small: 14 cm across and 5 cm high. Medium: 16 cm across and 7 cm high. Large: 21 cm across and 7 cm high.
- Bases to suit each size: Medium and Large each have four rubber feet. Small has a plain base.
- Four colours: Blue, green, orange or yellow in all three sizes.
Hungry Henry Slow Feeder Dog Bowl
Give mealtimes a slower pace
A simple obstacle pattern for everyday feeding.
The Hungry Henry Slow Feeder has three kidney-shaped obstacles moulded into the base. Food settles around them, giving your dog channels to work through rather than an open pile to scoop up.
All three sizes sit level. Choose a size that accommodates your dog's usual meal and gives their muzzle room to reach the food. Small measures 14 cm across, Medium 16 cm and Large 21 cm.
Three obstacles
Rounded kidney-shaped forms create feeding channels.
Three sizes
Small: 14 cm. Medium: 16 cm. Large: 21 cm across.
Four colours
Blue, green, orange and yellow in every size.
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.
Choose the size that fits the meal
Small, Medium and Large, with base details to match.
Small measures 14 cm across and 5 cm high, weighs 44 g and has a plain base. Medium measures 16 cm across and 7 cm high, weighing 96 g. Large measures 21 cm across and 7 cm high, weighing 150 g.
Medium and Large each have four rubber feet underneath. Place the bowl on a clean, level surface; movement depends on the floor and how your dog eats. A feeding mat can help if your dog pushes bowls around.
Pick a size by your dog's usual portion and comfortable access to the food, rather than body weight alone.
Small: 14 cm
5 cm high, 44 g, plain base.
Medium: 16 cm
7 cm high, 96 g, four rubber feet.
Large: 21 cm
7 cm high, 150 g, four rubber feet.
Features at a glance
The details to help you choose.
Three kidney-shaped obstacles
Moulded into the base, with rounded tops.
Small size
14 cm across, 5 cm high and 44 g; plain base.
Medium size
16 cm across, 7 cm high and 96 g; four rubber feet.
Large size
21 cm across, 7 cm high and 150 g; four rubber feet.
Four rubber feet
Fitted to Medium and Large. Use a feeding mat if extra grip is needed.
Four colours
Blue, green, orange or yellow in all three sizes.
Choose for your dog's meal and muzzle
Comfortable access matters as much as bowl size.
Choose from Small at 14 cm, Medium at 16 cm or Large at 21 cm across. Check that the usual portion fits around the obstacles without covering them completely. Your dog should be able to reach the channels comfortably.
Introduce the bowl with a small portion and supervise the first few meals. The effect on eating pace varies between dogs.
For enthusiastic eaters
Designed to encourage working around food.
Check the portion
Leave the obstacles visible rather than overfilling.
Check the fit
Choose Small, Medium or Large by access and meal size, not a fixed weight limit.
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, moulded obstacles and, on Medium and Large, all four rubber feet. 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
Check the bowl and the rubber feet on Medium and Large. Replace damaged bowls.
Frequently asked questions
Practical answers about this bowl.
Small is 14 cm across and 5 cm high, weighing 44 g, with a plain base. Medium is 16 cm across and 7 cm high, weighing 96 g. Large is 21 cm across and 7 cm high, weighing 150 g. Medium and Large each have four rubber feet. All three sizes are available in blue, green, orange and yellow.
Medium and Large each have four rubber feet, while Small has a plain base. Movement depends on the surface and your dog's feeding style. Use a clean, level surface and add a feeding mat if your dog pushes bowls around.
Choose a bowl that comfortably holds your dog's normal portion while leaving space around the obstacles for their muzzle. Small is 14 cm across, Medium 16 cm and Large 21 cm. The bowl's outer width does not indicate food capacity.
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