Mogoko Cat Catch Interactive Slow Feeding Bowl, Anti-gulping Pet Bowl Insert Feeder, Bloat Gobble Stopper Dog Puppy Feeding Bowls Diet Dishes(Large)

Does your cat wake you up at 6am, screaming her little bitty kitty titties off at you for breakfast?Does she eat so fast that she barfs up partially digested food all over your freshly cleaned carpets and sheets?Does she howl at you from boredom, or retaliate with violence when you miss second breakfast or elevensies?Here is your solution.For the love of God, just buy this kinky little bowl.I can sleep in past 7am again. I am no longer a slave to cleaning bed sheets. My relationship with my cat has significantly improved. Now I wake up to cuddles and purrs, instead of her hangry little howls and a** on my face.

I like the Mogoko (Dougez) Catch Interactive Feeder overall, but some cats will not thrive with it. I have a cat that tends to eat his food too rapidly (and shortly thereafter deposits it on my carpet complete with an attractive array of stomach juices). To reduce vomiting and bloating, I tried several slow feeder bowls, including the Mogoko.This feeder will work for some cats but not others. It is hard plastic and well made, but the vertical obstacles are both close together and rather tall, which means that the kibble may be extremely difficult to get to. I realize that's in part the objective, but one of my cats was unable to get food from the inner portion of the bowl at all, and since he actually doesn't need to lose weight or slow his eating down it became counterproductive. The best alternative I found was the "Outward Hound Anti Bloat Bowl" which was challenging but still allowed eating by all cats. The bottom line: I really like this bowl for cats that need to slow down eating or lose weight as long as they can eat sufficiently and the other pets in the house can all use it. It is a good value and worth a try, but ultimately I switched to another product.

Description says hard plastic. Description says spikes are soft and flexible. Description says silicon. Someone needs to proofread this stuff.The bowl is definitely hard plastic. The spikes are NOT soft, NOT flexible. The tips are rounded and smooth, yes, but I'm still afraid of someone in my house stepping on it or of my cat poking her eye out.

The media could not be loaded.  I think this thing is great! Best part is watching him work for his food. He is a 12 lb rag doll breed and has no problem getting at his treats and food.

Been having a problem with our cat scarfing and then barfing his food. I have been using this product for a month now and we have not had one vomit incident since using it. This dish has solved our problem and I highly recommend this product.Initially our cat was upset with having to get his food this way but after a week was accustomed to using it. The spikes may seem too large but cats are smart and they figure out how to get to the food.I am currently using this product in conjunction with the "Mr. Peanut's Anti-Slip Multi-Purpose Boot Tray & Pet Feeding Mat" as a way to keep water and food from getting all over the kitchen floor.The food is Royal Canin Digestive Care dry cat food which is shaped like little donut holes which also helps slow down the eating.

My cat eats so fast that he throws up. We tried spreading is food on a big cookie sheet, but he just vacuums it up in seconds, then pukes. No, this is not food allergies or other digestive issues, so the vet says, just a bad habit he learned somewhere. He's a rescue cat, so we don't know if he had to compete for food inthe past. We found that sprinkling his food on this feeder bowl really, really slows him down and signficantly reduces the vomiting episodes. He doesn't really like the fact that he has to work for his food by pawing it out from between the projections. Sometimes he'll leave some of the food for later. But the feeder bowl has been an effective tactic to reduce his gorging/puking behavior.

Just what my overweight cats needed! My cats have to work to get the food out of the dish with their paws so they have to eat more slowly and they stop eating when they've had enough. I started using it 4 days ago and have not found any piles of vomit on the floor since. They were eating until they threw up every day before. I have 3 very fat cats, it will be interesting to see what happens now that they're only eating as much as they need. Bonus, I was worried that they'd all make a racket like they used to do whenever their bowl got low on food before, but they haven't at all. The feeder always looks like it has plenty of food in it since it's flat on the bottom and they're not bolting it down. They seem to like the new feeder now, I think they find it a stimulating activity. It took them a day to figure out how to use it, and they knocked it on the floor at first, but they got the hang of it in less than 24 hours.

My cat likes to challenge herself to see how fast she can eat food and not have to chew. As a result, she has thrown up more times than I'd like to remember. I got her this bowl to try to cut down on how many times I have to clean the carpet. It is working beautifully. What normally took my cat 15 seconds to do, now takes about 20 minutes. Slower eating and no piles of vomit to deal with. The only thing that would make this bowl better is if it had some sort of grippy feet on the bottom so it wouldn't slide all over the place. I'm just waiting to see how long it takes before my husband gets up in the middle of the night and steps on this thing barefooted. Then we will find out about the durability of this thing. If it happens, I will update to let y'all know if it held up to his foot and temper tantrum.

Wasn't expecting this to work but it does. The cat no longer gobbles her food in one go (then to sick it up - yuk!). It lost a star because it moves about and has no grip. But it doesn't travel far. Had no complaints from the cat (a surprise in itself). I think she enjoys the challange.

The product is the size of a dinner plate the prongs are enormous not at all suitable for cats. The seller won’t take the item back and just wishes me a happy life.

Fantastic ! I had something similar but these are miles better for slowing my 2 dogs down . ( 1 has diabetes and food is the hi-light of there day now as allowed no treats ) they enjoy the challenge too

Purchased for a small dog but the prongs are huge and she couldn’t even access the kibble. A snuffle May proved a better purchase

Arrived as planned. Product good quality and after our cat figured out (very hungry by this time) how to retrieve the food it seems a success.