Feeding Frenzy
March 27, 2013 • At Home
FIDO’s friends at The Company of Animals cultivate a broad line of healthful, smart feeders for pets – check them out, below!
Bridgeport, Conn. – Bad eating habits aren’t exclusive to people. Like us, pets can suffer from mindless eating, overconsumption and eating too quickly. The negative effect of each is worse than the last and can lead to vomiting, choking, obesity and ‘bloat’, a potentially fatal disease for dogs. To help pet parents prevent these unhealthy eating habits, The Company of Animals has expanded their brand name to include a diverse selection of innovative feeders. With products like the GREEN, BUSTER DogMaze and Dog Miracle, pets draw on their natural instincts for an equally challenging and rewarding experience.
GREEN by NORTHMATE
This “turf placemat” features sturdy blades of stylized grass that help slow down even the most eager eater, turning mealtime into a mentally simulating experience. Simply, scatter the desired amount of kibble across the sizable feeder and let your pet enjoy the challenge.
BUSTER DogMaze
Here’s a bowl that’s sure to a-maze. The Buster DogMaze features deep, curved channels that swirl into two openings. When a handful of kibble is added to the funky bowl, the pet can see and smell their reward, encouraging them to use their nose, tongue and paws to chase the individual pieces toward the exit points. Perfect for the food-motivated pup, this designer solution helps significantly prolong dining time.
Dog Miracle by Nina Ottosson
This cleverly constructed feeder lets dogs seek out hidden kibble and treats by moving, lifting and pushing aside colourful, stackable bricks to reveal concealed rewards. Your pet’s interest and the number of ways the pieces can be rearranged are virtually endless.
Each of these feeders are designed with pets of all shapes and sizes in mind, are phthalates-free and dishwasher safe. Made with durable plastic and rubber feet to help it stay in place, the GREEN, Buster DogMaze and Dog Miracle are safe for use both indoors and out. For more information visit them online: www.CompanyofAnimals.us
