Finding the best dog bowls for your pups is not as simple as finding something that’ll hold their kibble (or wet food, freeze-dried food, or bougie boutique deli food). Rather, there’s a lot of functionality that goes into a decent dog food bowl: Most importantly it should be the right size, and it should be designed to prevent skidding and spilling. If your dog eats their food in the blink of an eye, one of these slow-feeding bowls might be worth a try. Designed with raised and ridged patterns along the base of the bowl, a slow-feeder dish makes it harder for your dog to wolf down their food in a few chomps. Instead, they have to navigate the pattern in order to reach all their kibble, leading them to eat at a more moderate pace and avoid bloating and indigestion.
