eTray Enrichment Slow Feeder Dog Tray - Ying Yang Design

Give your dog a unique and playful mealtime experience with our Yin Yang Design Shallow eTray Enrichment Slow Feeder Bowl! Inspired by the Chinese philosophy of balance, this bowl adds fun and stimulation to your dog's meals. Perfect for devil dogs with a sweet side, the dual design challenges their foraging skills.

Research shows that most slow feeder bowls are ineffective at slowing down your dog's eating. Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter, the Yin Yang eTray solves this problem by upping the challenge for your dog. The Yin Yang eTray's segmented design is more difficult than other slow feeder bowls and promotes healthy slower eating.

ENRICHMENT: The Yin Yang eTray is a shallow slow feeder bowl that promotes slower eating and improves digestions. Perfect for all smaller dogs.

BENEFITS

The Yin Yang eTray is perfect for serving wet and dry foods together without making a mess. You can combine foods together or separate them in the individual chambers of the design. The shallow depth of this eTray is ideal for smaller dogs or for snacks.

The Yin Yang eTray design features different heights and depths and opening sizes imitating more natural eating conditions and putting your dogs natural foraging instincts to the test.

Slower eating has the following benefits: calming and soothing for your dog, may help prevent bloat, improve digestion, better gut health, small meals last longer.  In addition, use of the Yin Yang eTray may help keep your dog entertained, reduce separation anxiety, reduce boredom and unwanted behaviors associated with boredom.

WARNING:

This is not a chew toy. Supervise your pet while using this enrichment eTray. If eTray becomes damaged, remove from pet immediately.

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