304 Stainless Steel Square Slow Feeder Bowl with Double-Sided Tray and Silicone Ring

A square 304 stainless bowl pressed with a six-post maze on one face and a six-cell tray on the other. Kibble has to be worked out from between the raised walls; turn the bowl over and the same cells hold treats. A silicone ring seats on the rim to limit sliding on hard floors. The shallow square body takes up less shelf depth than a round bowl of the same width.

1. Square 304 stainless body with six raised posts pressed into the feeding face
2. Six-cell tray on the reverse face for treats, wet food or a lick-in spread
3. Silicone ring on the rim limits sliding across hard floors
4. Thick bowl wall with a rolled rim that keeps its shape when stacked
5. Shallow profile keeps kibble inside the bowl while a dog works at it

- Pet retail stores—A square footprint lines up on a shelf edge and takes less depth than a round bowl of the same width.
- Vet clinics—Stainless body and a shallow profile suit clinics that hand out feeding guidance for fast eaters.
- Pet groomers—The bowl rinses and wipes down between animals, and the divided face works for a small treat portion.
- Dog daycares—40 pcs per carton covers a multi-run facility, and bowls stack flat between meal rounds.
- Animal shelters—One bowl covers both daily meals and treat distribution, which cuts the number of SKUs a shelter stocks.
- Online pet sellers and marketplace operators—The double-sided structure photographs as two products from one unit, and the square shape reads differently from the round bowls already on the page.
- Pet wholesalers and distributors—A 40 pcs carton with a 40 pcs mixed minimum keeps the opening order to one carton.