Outward Hound
Outward Hound Slo Bowl Medium 2-Cup
Outward Hound’s turquoise medium Slo Bowl holds two cups with the brand’s slowest maze pattern to cut gulping up to tenfold for small and medium fast eaters.
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Our review
The medium drop-pattern Fun Feeder Slo Bowl holds about two cups of dry or wet food and uses the deepest slowest maze in Outward Hound’s line for dogs that inhale meals. It is BPA-, PVC-, lead-, and phthalate-free polypropylene with a non-slip base and top-rack dishwasher safety.
Reviewers with bolting dogs report fewer vomiting episodes and longer mealtimes, and the brand positions the slowest level for very fast eaters rather than casual grazers. Cats can use the medium size when the portion fits the two-cup capacity.
The deep ridges make scraping by hand harder for some owners, and a few note it is overkill for small dogs or short snouts. It is not a chew toy—aggressive chewers can damage plastic puzzle feeders if left unattended with the bowl.
Pros and cons
What we like
- Slowest maze rating in Fun Feeder line
- Two-cup capacity for medium meals
- Non-slip base; top-rack dishwasher safe
- Food-safe plastic without BPA or PVC
What to watch
- Deep pattern can frustrate low-drive eaters
- Mixed ease-of-cleaning feedback
- Not ideal for very small portions
- Plastic can be chewed if used as a toy
Specifications
| Capacity | 2 cups |
|---|---|
| Pattern | Drop maze, Slowest level |
| Color | Turquoise |
| Material | BPA-free polypropylene |
| Species | Dogs and cats (size permitting) |
| Care | Top-rack dishwasher safe |
Who it's for
- Fast eaters who gulp and regurgitate
- Small to medium dogs needing max slowdown
- Budget first slow-feeder trial
The verdict
The category benchmark when you need maximum slowdown in a two-cup bowl. Size up or choose a gentler pattern if your dog abandons the meal.
