• Slows down fast eaters.
• Diswasher safe.
• No tip shape.

Product Description
Brake-fast dog food bowl’s, patent pending and award winning design prevents your dog from bolting for their food. The simple construction make dogs slow down to eat. Helps reduce risk of Gastric Dilatation-Volvulus (Bloat). Slower eating makes an animal feel more full. Veterinarian tested and recommended. Works with kibble or canned food. Elegant, no-tip shape. Durable, dishwasher safe plastic. Small bowl holds 1 1/2 cups (for small breeds, flat face breeds & cats). Medium bowl holds 5 cups (for Beagle to Bernese Mt. Dog). Large bowl holds 8 cups (for giant breeds).
Price = $14.72

5 Responses to “Brake-Fast Dog Food Bowls – Small Red”

1. Frances J. Norwood says:

   July 22, 2010 at 6:45 pm

   My cat eats so fast that his food comes right back up, I thought he would use this bowl to slow himself down, but he won’t eat out of it. This is not for cats.
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2. Christina Lacomb says:

   July 22, 2010 at 7:57 pm

   Even when using this dish (and other competing products), my dog still had trouble from eating too fast. I consulted my vet and he suggested I use a dish with a stand that raises the dish off the floor and feed canned food or home-prepared food instead of kibble. I tried that instead of this dish and my dog hasn’t had any more problems with eating too fast.
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3. dutchybunny says:

   July 22, 2010 at 8:48 pm

   My dog always eats his food too fast and then has gas. The Brake-Fast bowl prevents the dog from eating too fast. The protrusions in the bowl make your dog eat only a few bites at a time instead of filling his mouth with a bunch of kibble. Make sure you order the right size bowl. If you have a small dog and a large bowl it will defeat the purpose.
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4. jc says:

   July 22, 2010 at 10:13 pm

   I purchased this bowl for a St. Bernard who would eat from her dish in less than a minute, then sit and wait for our other dog to finish what he wanted so she could clean up. With the brake-fast bowl the St. Bernard takes 5-10 minutes to finish her food, and it appears that it is too much work for her to get the last couple of bites sometime–so she not only leaves our other dogs food alone but sometimes does not finish her own.
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5. Grams says:

   July 22, 2010 at 10:44 pm

   One of my cats was vomiting almost immediately after eating. We had her tested and all rseults were normal. The vet suggested that she may be eating too quickly and to try a bowl designed to slow her down. I bought the bowls and I have to say I am impressed. She still vomits occasionally, however I would say the problem has improved by 80-90%.
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