“Max and Eddy were gobbling up their food much too fast, with Max suffering indigestion quite frequently. The vet said although Eddy was ok for now, he could develop similar problems in the future. We came across your Eat Better bowls and they were exactly what we were looking for! For the first time since they were pups, both of them are taking at least 5 mins to finish each meal as opposed to something like 15 seconds before. Max is great now and we’re back to order the Drink Better bowls!” - Josh and Phoebe Hanson

“Is Your Dog Suffering Bloat, Indigestion or any Unnecessary Pain from Stomach Problems?”

		It's likely a result of Your Dog Eating Too Fast!
		Help save your dog from unnecessary pain and suffering.
		Learn How The Eat Better™ Dog Bowl :
			slows down your dog's eating pace by 5 times prevents Bloat, also known as Twisted Stomach or Gastric Dilation (a condition that can lead to shock and even death.) can prevent indigestion, vomiting and from eating his own faces helps your dog retain valuable nutrition from his food by pacing his feeding has a weighted 3-point non-slip pad so it won't slide all over while your dog feeds
It is an innate survival instinct for doggies to eat quickly for fear of competition for food but this habit creates a whole host of digestion problems. This way most dog end up swallowing everything without much chewing, thus leading to indigestion. See how the Eat Better Bowl can help your dog achieve better eating habits to prevent unnecessary health problems:

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1. 1. BLOAT

   Gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV) is also known as "bloat," "stomach torsion," or "twisted stomach. GDV is an extremely serious condition, and should be considered a life-threatening emergency when it occurs. Dogs can die of bloat within several hours. Even with treatment, as many as 25-33% of dogs with GDV die.

   In bloat, the stomach fills up with air and puts pressure on the other organs and diaphragm. This makes it difficult for the dog to breathe, and compresses large veins in the abdomen, thus preventing blood from returning to the heart. Filled with air, the stomach can easily rotate on itself, thus pinching off the blood supply. Once this rotation (volvulus) occurs and the blood supply is cut off, the stomach begins to die and the entire blood supply is disrupted and the animal's condition begins to deteriorate very rapidly.

   The most obvious signs are abdominal distention (swollen belly) and nonproductive vomiting (animal appears to be vomiting, but nothing comes up) and retching. Other signs include restlessness, abdominal pain, and rapid shallow breathing.

   2. Coprophagy (eating own faeces)

   Fast eating can also lead to indigestion and poor assimilation of food which in turn results in poor nutrient absorption. Instinctively, dogs may then try to reprocess it by eating up his nutrient rich feces, a condition known as Coprophagy. This is not just a vulgar habit; it is a cry for health. The dog needs to eat his semi-digested feces to enable him to absorb the nutrients his body needs.

   The dog may also choke and vomit as a result of poor digestion and then try to eat his vomit again, for the same reason as the above

   3. Overeating

   Slower eating makes your dog feel full faster. Overweight dogs usually eat too fast.

   4. Vomiting and Regurgitating

   Dogs that eat too fast may regurgitate as a result. By slowing down the dog’s eating process to a healthy and moderate pace, this problem can be eradicated.

   
   How The Eat Better ™ Dog Bowl Works

   The wishbone design in the centre of the bowl has 3 apexes and connecting ridges, which serve as an obstruction to deter your dog from making a clean sweep of the food. The same obstruction also makes it more difficult for dogs to get their muzzles near enough to the base of the bowl, and thus preventing them from “inhaling” their food.

   The Eat Better ™ Bowl’s unique revolutionary design is a result of extensive feedback and research. Its eventual introduction at pet conventions was met with overwhelming success by dog accessory distributors, retailers and owners alike. International patent is pending.

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• Cool Design and Colours
  – Each bowl is ergonomically designed in bright vibrant hues with rounded edges so that it does not cause any discomfort during feeding.
  
  
• Non-slip
  – Spare your dog the indignity of having his bowl move from end to end when he eats. With its weight and three-point non-slip pad, your dog can feed comfortably.
  
  
• Extremely Durable / Unbreakable
  – Made from high grade K-Resin, the bowls can survive all manner of drops and knocks.
  
  
• K-Resin is tough enough
  – To manage some degree of abuse by a teething pooch, resulting in reduced unsightly chew marks.
  
  
• K-Resin
  – Is also a high quality food grade plastic
  
  

  “The Eat Better Bowl achieves the objective of slowing down dogs eating too fast, far better than any makeshift solution like putting a stone or tennis ball into your dogs’ bowls, or elevating the food. This eliminates a whole host of indigestion and nutritional problems and also coprophagy. I certainly would recommend it for anyone with dogs that are eating too quickly.” - Sean Coughlin, veterinarian

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FAQ for Eat Better ™ Dog Bowl:

Q: My dog doesn’t eat fast. Can I buy him the Eat Better ™ Bowl?
A: Certainly you can! Eat Better ™ Bowl can be used as a regular bowl. In fact, the bowl may aid/enhance your dog’s body’s ability to assimilate the nutrients from his food. 

Q: Will my dog find it uncomfortable to eat from the Eat Better ™ Bowl?
A: The Eat Better ™ Bowl is ergonomically designed, with round curves, to ensure total comfort when used by your precious pooches

Q: Your food bowl looks lovely, but does it have a rubber base? The existing plastic bowl I have does not have one and Moses makes such a mess chasing the bowl around the house. I bet it’s as frustrating for him as it is for me.
A: Of course we thought of that when we designed the bowl! With its weight and three-point non-slip pad at the base of the bowl, your dog can feed comfortably and spared the indignity of having his bowl move from end to end when he eats.

Q: I have a dog and 2 cats and I like to have matching food and water bowls for my pets. Can my cats eat and drink from these bowls?
A: Although initially designed with dogs in mind, these bowls are most definitely suitable for cats too.

Q: I have been using stainless steel or ceramic bowls as I am told plastic bowls get scratches over time and harbor bacteria.
A: Have no worries about this as our bowl is made of high quality K-Resin. This unique material is highly flexible, virtually unbreakable and scratch-resistant.

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