District 70 Slow Feeder

Cats have their own preferences when it comes to food, but some are so enthusiastic that it’s gone before you even notice. For these fast eaters, a slow feeder is a useful tool to portion out their meals. You might find yourself giving in to those sweet little eyes and offering more food, but did you know that a cat's stomach is about the size of a table tennis ball? This makes a large meal harder to digest, and an anti-gulp bowl helps to curb your cat's appetite. It is well known that cats have sensitive stomachs. With the small obstacles in the center of the anti-gulp bowl, your cat has to work harder to eat the kibble or wet food. By slowing down their eating with a slow feeder, your cat swallows less and feels full faster, leading to better digestion and less vomiting.