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Purr-fectly Engaging Mealtime: Lorde Slow Feeder Cat Bowls Review!
Hey there, fellow feline fanciers! We’re thrilled to share our experience with the Lorde Slow Feeder Cat Bowls – a whisker-twitching delight for our furry friends at the local shelter!Let’s dive right in: these bowls are the cat’s meow! Purchased for our shelter cats to add some excitement to mealtime, they’ve exceeded our expectations in every way.The design is ingenious: with their fun slow feed interactive puzzle design, these bowls turn mealtime into a playful adventure for our cats. Not only do they slow down eating, promoting healthier digestion and preventing bloating, but they also provide mental stimulation and entertainment. It’s like a mini puzzle game with each meal!And can we talk about how easy they are to clean? Made of ceramic, they’re a breeze to sanitize between uses, ensuring a hygienic dining experience for our shelter cats.So, whether you’re a dedicated cat parent or a shelter looking to enhance mealtime for your feline residents, the Lorde Slow Feeder Cat Bowls are a must-have. Trust us, your kitties will thank you with happy purrs and playful headbutts!Here’s to happy, healthy dining for our beloved shelter cats! 🐾🍽️

Works great but wish it was a little deeper on the outside
Two of our three cats do the old scarf and barf, to combat this we were pulling them away from their bowls (or vice versa) periodically while they ate and it was not fun for either party. This is a much-preferred alternative!Pros:- Keeps cats entertained- Serves its purpose of slowing down eating- Ceramic is healthier than the commonly used plastic (search feline acne)- Sturdy and smooth, packaged well to prevent breakage during shippingCons:- Heavy, could be shattered accidentally if dropped- Not the easiest to clean but not too bad- Shallow sides make it a gamble to add water to your pet’s food without making a mess- I always get anxious that one of our cats will chip a tooth on this, lol

BIG bowl for cats
This seems like a quality ceramic dish. Unfortunately (and likely my bad for pulling the trigger w/o reading full description) it’s HUGE. Like a salad plate wide & 2-3” tall so doesn’t fit our small space without the threat of being kicked when we walk by, so we wound up returning it. Seems like a great concept & quality though!

Looks great, works wonderfully
I think this is my favorite slow-feeding bowl that I have found. It’s hard to find slow-feeding bowls that aren’t made of plastic, silicone, or rubber-like material. So I was really impressed when I found this non-porous option to keep my cat from getting acne. Not to mention, the design is also somehow cute and chic. It doesn’t look out of place in the house.The bowl is pretty heavy, which does help keep it from moving around, but getting a little mate to put under it to keep it in place isn’t a bad idea. It’s really easy to clean. It also does help my cat “snarf-n-barf” less often. That is to say that because the bowl causes him to eat slower, he is less likely to have the digestive issues that lead to him vomiting up his food right after eating it. (Edwin, the cat in the video, has a problem of eating to fast and puking after meals.)This bowl has helped my cats digestive health, it looks very svante-guard, it is non-porous and east to clean. If you are thinking of getting a slow-feeding bowl for your cat, this bowl is definitely worth the price.