Oh Fun Feeder

Product Details

Capacity and difficulty vary by design. A generic Large variation should not combine several patterns unless the image and variation name clearly show what the customer will receive.

The official page presents a broad family selector rather than one fixed bowl. Each purchasable variation should identify size, colour and maze design where those attributes differ.

The maximum capacity is not a feeding recommendation. Measure the dog’s meal independently and place only that amount into the bowl.

Size labels describe bowl capacity and layout, not guaranteed breed suitability. Muzzle shape and access should be checked.

Materials and Safety

Outward Hound states that Fun Feeder Slo Bowls are free from BPA, PVC, lead and phthalates. The range has a non-slip base and is suitable for top-rack dishwasher cleaning.

• Wash the bowl before first use.
• Inspect ridges, grooves and the base for damage.
• Remove it if the dog begins chewing it.
• Choose a maze the dog can use comfortably.
• Place it on a flat, clean and dry surface.
• Remove wet-food residue promptly.
• Use the dishwasher top rack where instructed.
• Replace cracked or heavily scratched bowls.

The non-slip base reduces movement but does not permanently secure the bowl. A strong or frustrated dog can still push or flip it.

Food can remain in deep grooves. Check every section after washing, especially after wet, oily or soaked meals.

Slow feeding should not cause anxiety. Violent pawing, biting the bowl, abandoning meals or repeated face rubbing may indicate that the selected maze is unsuitable.

Use a simpler design if the dog cannot retrieve food without excessive effort. The purpose is a manageable pace, not making the meal inaccessible.

Size and Feeding Guide

1. Measure the dog’s normal meal volume.
2. Choose a bowl with enough capacity.
3. Select a maze difficulty suitable for the dog’s muzzle.
4. Wash and dry the bowl before use.
5. Spread the measured food across the maze.
6. Supervise the first meals.
7. Clean every groove after feeding.

Small holds about three-quarter cup, Medium about 2 cups and Large generally 3 to 4 cups depending on design. One cup of different foods can vary in weight and calorie content, so follow the food’s gram-based guidance where available.

Begin with an easier pattern if the dog has never used a slow feeder. A more complex maze is not automatically better.

Wet food can be spread lightly over the maze, but avoid forcing it into inaccessible corners. Remove leftovers promptly.

Provide fresh drinking water separately. A Fun Feeder used for meals should not be the dog’s only water source.

Monitor body condition and meal duration. The bowl changes access to food, but the owner still controls portions and daily intake.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which sizes are available?
Small, Medium and Large.

How much do they hold?
Approximately three-quarter cup, 2 cups and 3 to 4 cups, depending on design.

Which colours are verified?
Turquoise, Purple, Blue, Orange, Grey, Mint and Pink appear in the current selector.

Can it hold wet food?
Yes. The manufacturer describes the range for compatible dry or wet food.

Is it dishwasher safe?
Yes. Use the top rack.

Does it slow every dog by exactly ten times?
No. The claim is “up to 10x,” and results vary.

Are all patterns equally difficult?
No. The range includes Slow, Slower and Slowest levels.

Can it prevent every digestive problem?
No. It is a feeding accessory, not treatment.

Outward Hound Fun Feeder offers verified size, capacity, colour and maze options for selected slow-feeding routines.