Brake-Fast® Bowl
Size: SMALL
1 -1/2 cup food capacity
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Brake-Fast® dog/cat food bowl's patent pending design prevents your pet’s from gulping their food. The simple obstructions make your dog or cat slow down to eat. SEE PHOTO
** The Brake-Fast bowl is the WINNER of the Dog Fancy Editor's Choice award, 2 years in a row - because it works!
FEATURES:
- Helps reduce the risk of BLOAT
- Slower eating makes your dog feel fuller and reduces "re-eating".
- Veterinarian tested and recommended
- Works with kibble and canned food
- No-tip shape
- Durable - Dishwasher SAFE
- SMALL Size holds 1 1/2 cups
Medium and Large or Metal also available: CLICK HERE
About the sizes that we carry:
Small (RED)
The Small brake-fast bowl works well for Dachshunds, toy breeds, ‘flat-face’ dogs, and cats. Holds 1 ½ cups
Small Dimensions:
5 ½” across the top
1 ½” depth
7 5/8” bottom diameter
1 7/8” height
Medium (BLUE)
The Medium brake-fast bowl provides for most dog sizes of Beagle to Labrador. Holds 5 cups
Medium Dimensions:
7 ½” across the top
2 ¼” depth
10 ½” bottom diameter
1 1/2” height
Large (BLACK)
The Medium brake-fast bowl provides for most dog sizes of Large Breeds. Holds 5 cups
Large Dimensions:
9 ½” across the top
2 5/16" depth
13 1/4" bottom diameter
3 1/4” height
Frequently Asked Questions:
1) What are the risk factors for bloat (GDV)?
High risk age group (large dogs and older than 5 years or ‘giant’ dogs and older than 3 years)
Deep, narrow chest compared with other dogs in the same breed
Having any first degree relative with history of GDV
Using a raised food bowl
Being a faster eater compared with other dogs
To reduce the risks, that owners can control, we recommend to split feeding (morning and evening meals), and use brake-fast™ bowls on the ground.
2) What is GDV or Bloat?
This is a term that is synonymous with the more scientific term
" Gastric Dilatation/Volvulus." It is often called GDV. That means that a
dog's stomach distends with air to the point that it goes into shock and
may die.
Dilatation means that the stomach is distended with air, but it is located
in the abdomen in its correct place. Volvulus means that the distention is
associated with a twisting of the stomach on its longitudinal axis.
3) What other problems come from dogs eating too fast?
Dogs vomit occasionally, for several reasons. If a dog feels a little queasy, she can voluntarily vomit to relieve the irritation. In fact, occasionally a dog will eat a huge meal, vomit it up, and eat it again. Veterinarians don't know why dogs do this - but perhaps this is a cure to deal with the problem of their eyes getting bigger than their stomachs.
Note: Some people have been calling this bowl a break-fast bowl or breakfast bowl, but the correct name is brake-fast.
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