Heart Slow Feeder Bowl

Materials & Specs
Material: 100% Food-Grade Soft Silicone (BPA-Free, PVC-Free, Phthalate-Free)
Dimensions: 8.26" Width x 1.53" Overall Height | 0.78" Front Honeycomb Depth
Structure: 2-in-1 Dual-sided Heavy-duty Block (Front: Slow Feeder / Back: Lick Mat)
Acoustics: 100% silent operation

Caution Notice (WARNING)
This product is not a chew toy. Always inspect the mat before feeding. If tearing or damage occurs, remove it immediately to prevent accidental ingestion. Consult your veterinarian if your pet's eating habits drastically change or if cognitive decline worsens.

Usage & Cleaning Instructions
Spread wet food, soft diet, or prescribed supplements evenly across the honeycomb or rear pattern. Monitor senior pets with impaired swallowing reflexes during meals. Wash thoroughly after each use with warm soapy water or place in the top rack of the dishwasher. Ensure all residue is cleared from the honeycomb sections. Store in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight.

How do I choose the right option for my senior pet?
If your pet suffers from cloudy eyes or advanced vision loss, choose Spectrum Purple (highly visible blue) or Soft Blossom (high-contrast cream). For poor depth perception on light floors, Crimson Red provides a clear outline. If you need to monitor left-over medication or soft food intake, Bright Pink offers the brightest background for caregivers.

Will soft diets or peanut butter get stuck and harden in the crevices?
No. Unlike traditional mats with microscopic, abrasive nubs that are nearly impossible to clean, our feeder utilizes a 0.78-inch deep, wide honeycomb structure. This ensures that soft food residue can be easily accessed by your pet and effortlessly washed away.

Does this mat slide around on hardwood or tile floors?
It stays firmly in place. Instead of relying on unreliable suction cups that fail or warp, our product uses an 8.26-inch wide, heavy-duty block structure. The rear licking pattern creates natural friction against the floor, utilizing the mat's own weight to prevent sliding during feeding.