You put wet food on a saucer. A few licks later the saucer is shiny, and your Frenchie is staring at the fridge.
A flat plate gives him nothing to work at. The treat is over before you have put the spoon in the sink.
This lick bowl has a ball in the middle and a ring of raised nubs around it. He licks the food from between the two.
The ball turns under his tongue, and food that clings to it holds it back. So the same spoonful takes longer, and he stays busy while you cook or answer the door.
The bowl is low and wide, so there is no deep channel for a flat face to push into.
A small bowl that twists apart into a white top, a blue base and the ball. You spoon wet or paste-style food into the base, set the ball back in and twist the top on. The top keeps the food from flying out when he nudges the ball.
The food matters. Thick, spreadable food clings and slows the ball. Thin, runny food lets it spin out of his way, so use something thicker.
| Detail | What it is |
|---|---|
| Across | 12 cm / 4.75 in |
| Height | 4.2 cm / 1.65 in |
| Pieces | White top, blue base, rolling ball |
| Inside | A ring of raised blue nubs around the ball |
| Food it is made for | Wet, paste-style and liquid food |
It suits the Frenchie who clears a topper or a soft treat in seconds, and the owner who wants him occupied for a few minutes.
It is not a dinner bowl. The well is small, and dry kibble does not cling to the ball or stay in the nubs, so it will not slow a kibble meal.
Skip it if he chews everything. The ball and the top are not made for teeth, so take it away if he starts on the rim, and never leave him alone with it. And if he gags or food comes back up after meals, that is a question for your vet, not for a bowl.
Put a thin layer of food in the base and set the bowl on a rug for the first meals. Hold the base with one hand while he finds the nubs. On a hard floor, a rubber rug pad stops it sliding.
Watch his first licks. His tongue should reach the nubs without his jaw pressing on the rim.
Rinse all the pieces right after he finishes, brush the nubs, and let everything dry before you close it up. Dried food is hard to get out.
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