<tc>Fluff Trough + inserție de alimentare lentă</tc>

The one for fast eaters! The perfect bowl for brachycephalic (flat-faced) dog breeds! The Fluff Trough Binge Blocker is a vet-recommended, elevated pet feeding bowl designed to promote better posture, health & digestion whilst minimising neck & back strain. It has a patented ergonomic design with an open front perfect for flat-faced breeds, animals with disabilities & almost any four-legged critter in your house.

The Fluff Trough Binge Blocker is designed to promote slower eating, help prevent choking and reduce belly aches & vomiting by rapid eaters. It’s available in 4 colours: Black, Grey, Purple & Teal.

The classic design looks great in any kitchen or dining room and can even be used on the go! Each Fluff Trough Binge Blocker includes one matching dishwasher-safe Binge Blocker silicone insert & a set of removable silicone feet to help prevent the bowl sliding around on the floor.

• Non-toxic, vet approved, food safe, dishwasher safe & BPA free. 
• Holds dry, wet and raw food. 
• The base is made from food-safe plastic and comes with FDA approved black silicone feet. 
• The silicone insert is made from FDA approved food-safe silicone. 
• Both pieces are dishwasher safe and made in China. The production is managed by the Pugly Company’s manufacturing team to ensure a high-quality and safe product. 
• The base of the bowl (where the food is placed) is 5 inches from the ground. 
• Dimensions:  10” x 7.5” x 7.5”
• Capacity: 2 cups

• Check out our Fluff Trough Size Guide

• Raised feeder promotes better digestion.
• Patented open-front 'trough' design improves posture.
• Non-slip base ensures stable & stress-free feeding, reducing anxiety during meal times.
• Easy to clean materials.
• Less gas & less mess.
• Vet recommended & award winning design.
• The absolute best pet feeder for all brachycephalic dogs including French Bulldogs, Pugs, Boston Terriers & more.
• Helps to manage health conditions including IVDD, BOAS, Myelopathy, Neurological Issues, Esophagus Issues, Regurgitation, Vestibular Disease & more.