Sunflower Slow Feeder Dog Bowl - Shallow eTray Enrichment Lick Mat | SodaPup

Sunflower Design Shallow Slow Feeder Bowl for Dogs

The SodaPup Sunflower eTray is a vibrant, shallow slow feeder bowl that combines beautiful garden-inspired design with functional dog enrichment. This versatile feeding tray slows eating, reduces anxiety, and provides mental stimulation for dogs of all sizes and breeds.

Key Features of the Sunflower eTray

• Shallow Design - Perfect for flat-faced breeds (brachycephalic dogs), puppies, and senior dogs who struggle with deep bowls
• Slow Feeding Technology - Raised sunflower petal patterns slow eating pace by up to 10x, promoting healthy digestion and preventing bloat
• Multi-Purpose Enrichment Tool - Works as a slow feeder bowl, lick mat, treat dispenser, and puzzle toy
• Bright Sunflower Design - Cheerful yellow and green garden-themed pattern adds visual appeal to feeding time
• Made in USA - Premium quality construction with FDA-compliant, pet-safe materials

Health Benefits for Your Dog

Slow feeder bowls help prevent rapid eating, which can lead to choking, vomiting, and dangerous bloat (GDV). The licking action also promotes calming endorphins, making this eTray ideal for anxious dogs during stressful situations like thunderstorms, vet visits, or grooming sessions. The shallow depth ensures comfortable access for all dog breeds, especially pugs, bulldogs, and other flat-faced dogs.

How to Use Your Sunflower eTray

• Slow Feeder: Spread kibble or wet food across the sunflower pattern
• Lick Mat: Smear peanut butter, yogurt, or pureed treats for extended licking enrichment
• Treat Puzzle: Hide small treats in the petal grooves for mental stimulation
• Freezable: Freeze with food or treats for longer-lasting enrichment on hot days

Product Specifications

• Weight: 11.1 oz
• Design: Sunflower with petal pattern
• Color: Yellow and green
• Material: FDA-compliant, pet-safe rubber/TPE
• Made in: USA
• Care: Dishwasher safe, easy to clean
• SKU: SPTPP-ETSF-700

Ideal For

• Fast eaters who gulp their food
• Flat-faced breeds (pugs, bulldogs, French bulldogs)
• Puppies learning healthy eating habits
• Senior dogs who need easier bowl access
• Dogs with anxiety or stress-related behaviors
• Pet parents seeking variety in enrichment activities