Rosewood Innovative Pet Products Oral Health Dog Bowl, Small, Green

Arrived very fast, happy with the quality of the product however in the picture it shows the dog bowl bigger by size as when I received it I found it small for my dog therefore have gifted it to my sister in law who got a jack Russel for a water bowl

I won two and as they made meal times longer for the dogs with all that licking bought two more for my other dogs. Really good!

Rather large

Good product

Doesn't slow him down at all

Great price for a great product.

Always on the lookout for things to help keep my little dog's teeth in good condition, I was intrigued by the idea of this bowl. It is made from plastic, and has two functions: it works as a slow feeder bowl, and also has multiple small ridges moulded into the inside of the bowl which function as a tongue scraper, also apparently increasing saliva flow, which accounts for the 'oral health' claims. They look a little like they might hurt, so I licked them myself first, and am happy to report that they don't.Firstly, may I comment on the size of the bowl: the 'small' size seems pretty large to me, 16.5cm diameter inside. My (toy breed) dog's portion of food was a little lost in it! She didn't seem to mind a bit, however. As she has dry food, I was concerned that she wouldn't actually really lick the bowl much and thus not get the benefit, so I put some salmon oil on her dinner just so that it would be a proper test. She thought that this was a sterling plan, and licked it very well. I'm confident that she will lick it to get the crumbs at future mealtimes.Only thing I don't really like about the bowl again relates to the size - I weigh her food portions on my kitchen scales and normally they can be weighed straight into her bowl but this one is too large to fit on the scales.While it is difficult to quantify what benefit this bowl is likely to have on the cleanliness of my dog's teeth, particularly considering that I do clean her teeth daily, she's certainly happy to eat from it and it seems reasonable to conclude that it is probably going to keep her tongue cleaner, if nothing else.Definitely worth a try.

“The Oral Health Food Bowl” for pets which has been developed by vets. It arrived well packed and the stickers you see inside the bowel and on the front come off extremely easily which is great. This dish is small and bright green and white.We have two Shetland Sheepdogs, the eldest is 7ys old and the youngest if 1yr old, (both our dogs usually use metal dog dishes).When we first got the bowel, we washed it and then we gave it to our youngest so he could have a look at it, first thing he did was to lick all the nobble arrears of the bowel. Must admit I was a little bothered he might try to chew them, but he didn’t. :-)Now this bowel I’m using with our youngest, the main reason for that is he gobbles his food and I’d been looking for something to slow him down so when I got the chance to review this I was so pleased. :-)I’ve noticed it’s made of two different kinds of stuff. The first is green plastic, whilst the second which is used inside the bowel in the shape of a bone and the bowel edging is like rubber.Inside the bowel you’ll find it’s got little nobbles, on both the green area and on the white bone, this helps to clean your dog’s tongue. There are also two slightly raised pads on either side of the bottom of the bowel these whilst they help to slow his eating down they also help the increase in the production of saliva to clean the teeth and gums.When you look at the inside of the bowel it slants down so it’s slightly deeper at the bottom, so it makes it uneven how the biscuits fall, (instead of having a bowel with a flat bottom, (like out metal dishes), so it’s slightly slowed our youngest Sheltie down when he’s eating as well as some of the biscuits lying in-between the nobbles so he’s to work a little more for his food, (so when he finishes his food now instead of getting the loud burp off him that sounded terrible, when he does burp it’s now much quieter). After he’s finished eating we’ve seen him run his tongue up and down the white bone as he seems to think it’s some kind of game.:-)Now our little dogs trick with has his normal metal bowel is to turn it upside down and bang it so he can make a noise, with this bowel it’s a lot heavier than his normal dish, so when he finally managed to turn it over because he didn’t couldn’t get it to make a noise he just left it.The bowel is easy to clean and it’s also dishwasher safe as it states that underneath the bowel.Now it does state that this bowel will improve his oral health. He’s now been using this bowel for 7 days, (at time of writing), and I can state it has improved, his breath is a little sweeter, so that’s good. :-)Our youngest Sheltie now prefers this to his old metal dish, like I said earlier he thinks running his tongue over the white bone is a little game, (and he loves to play). :-)Personally I’m really pleased with this dish as it’s done what I wanted it too. :-)