Slows the speed-eaters
Every nook makes your dog work for each mouthful: dinner goes from 30 seconds to several minutes.

Food-grade silicone slow feeders and lick mats that turn dinner into a sniffing game: your dog eats slower, puts their nose to work and winds down.
BPA-free food-grade silicone · dishwasher · freezer · suction cup on the back
Why an enrichment bowl?
In the wild, a dog works for every meal. An enrichment bowl brings that little challenge back home, and both body and mind are better for it.
Every nook makes your dog work for each mouthful: dinner goes from 30 seconds to several minutes.
Eating slower means swallowing less air: less regurgitation, less burping, less bloating.
Sniffing, digging, thinking it through: a real workout for the nose that tires a dog out as much as play.
Licking releases endorphins: a natural calming tool for thunderstorms, visitors and over-the-top evenings.
A meal that lasts gives the brain time to say "that's enough." A real ally against extra pounds.
A dog busy digging through their bowl won't go looking for another "project" in the living room.
The suction cup changes everything

The suction cup holds the bowl in place: no more dish skating across the kitchen.
Stuck to the shower tile and spread with yogurt: your dog licks away while you shampoo.
A lick mat for car rides: a busy passenger and peace and quiet up front.
Safely buckled in, of course.4 models · $30 each
Every colour is its own item: pick the model, then the colour your pack loves best. All in food-grade silicone, ready to go from the freezer to the dishwasher.
A beach umbrella, a lounge chair and a big sun: happy hour with all four paws in the sand.
Tentacles full of nooks to make every piece of kibble last.
A big shark to dig through, right down to the teeth… this one's harmless.
A ghost to blanket in yogurt, surrounded by bats to pick at. Halloween edition.
What to fill them with
Simple recipes made with what's already in the fridge, finished off with our treats. Always without xylitol, chocolate or raisins.

In the bowl: dinner kibble, simply poured into the grooves.
Tip: hide a few mini treats in there to keep the motivation up.

In the bowl: kibble, a spoonful of plain yogurt and treats to hunt down.
Tip: move the hiding spots every time to keep the mystery alive.

In the bowl: unsweetened apple sauce and mashed banana, then straight to the freezer.
Tip: serve it outside: the session lasts three times longer.

In the bowl: plain Greek yogurt spread thin, topped with mini treats and dried fruit.
Tip: an hour in the freezer, and the session stretches out even further.

In the bowl: unsweetened pumpkin purée, marbled with plain yogurt.
Tip: freeze the leftover purée in cubes — handy all autumn long.

In the bowl: natural peanut butter (xylitol-free) spread thin, bowl suctioned to the shower wall.
Tip: stick it at nose height before you turn on the water.
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