Dog Bowls

For calm and enjoyable mealtimes, we offer non-slip bowls, stainless steel models, elevated bowls, and slow-feeding options. They help your dog eat more comfortably and adapt easily to everyday routines.

Explore our range of dog bowls and choose the one that best fits your companion.

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Flamingo

Xara taupe Bowl - FLAMINGO

Xara Bowl: Thermal Elegance in Stainless Steel

The Xara bowl is the premium choice for combining design with comfort. Its clever construction protects water from temperature fluctuations, keeping it pleasant throughout the day.

€27.90

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Flamingo

Slow Feeder Insert - FLAMINGO

Kaja Slow Feeder Insert: Turn Any Bowl into a Slow Feeder

The Kaja insert is the clever solution for those who already have a bowl but want to slow down their dog's eating. This flexible silicone disc simply attaches to the bottom of your existing bowl, creating obstacles that force the dog to eat calmly.

€7.90

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Flamingo

Kana Slow Feeder - FLAMINGO

Kana Slow Feeder: For Calm Digestion

The Kana bowl isn't just a container; it's a tool designed to turn mealtime into a calm activity. By forcing the dog to navigate around the raised patterns to reach their kibble, it prevents massive air intake and promotes much better digestion.

€14.90

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Flamingo

Round Flower Licking Mat Taupe – FLAMINGO

Flower Licking Mat: The Ultimate Calming Tool

The silicone licking mat is more than just a meal accessory: it’s an essential tool for promoting relaxation. Its flower shape and varied textures force the dog to use their tongue, turning a simple snack into a true soothing activity.

€11.90

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Round Flower Licking Mat Taupe – FLAMINGO| Waf & Co

If your dog finishes their bowl in just a few seconds, seems to gulp their food instead of chewing it, or occasionally regurgitates shortly after eating, these are clear signs that they're eating too quickly. This behaviour is more than just a bad habit—it can contribute to bloating and, in deep-chested breeds, increase the risk of gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV). A slow feeder dog bowl or a slow feeder insert such as the Kaja offers a simple solution without requiring any changes to your dog's diet.

Yes—and it's a benefit that's often overlooked. When a dog gulps down their meal in just a few seconds, mealtime requires virtually no effort. By contrast, a slow feeder dog bowl or a lick mat turns feeding into an engaging activity. Your dog has to work around the raised patterns, lick methodically, and adjust their movements to reach every bite. This gentle mental and physical challenge works much like an enrichment toy, helping to keep your dog engaged and potentially promoting a calmer state after eating—especially for dogs that tend to become excited or anxious at mealtime.

Both help slow your dog's eating pace, but they do so in different ways. A slow feeder dog bowl (such as the Kana) is ideal for kibble and everyday meals, encouraging your dog to eat more slowly by navigating around the raised patterns. A lick mat is better suited to wet food, purées, or soft treats, while offering an additional calming benefit. The repetitive licking action helps reduce stress and channel excess excitement, making it a great choice before grooming, veterinary care, or simply to encourage a quiet, relaxing moment at home.

For everyday use, yes—stainless steel is often the best choice. It's highly durable, resistant to scratches, easy to clean, and dishwasher safe. Unlike plastic, it doesn't develop tiny cracks over time where bacteria can accumulate, making it a more hygienic option that helps support your dog's overall oral health and feeding hygiene.

Ideally, your dog's bowl should be washed every day. Food residue can quickly build up, creating an environment where bacteria thrive—especially after serving wet food. For stainless steel or ceramic dog bowls, a simple wash with warm water and mild dish soap is usually all that's needed to keep the bowl clean and hygienic.

The Kaja slow feeder insert is designed to fit inside an existing dog bowl of a compatible diameter. It's a practical solution if you want to slow down your dog's eating without replacing their current bowl.

The models we offer are designed to withstand normal use during mealtimes. However, they are not intended to be chew toys. We recommend supervising your dog during the first few uses, especially if they have a habit of chewing, tearing, or damaging objects instead of simply using them while eating.

It depends on the model. The Xara stainless steel dog bowl and the Kana ceramic slow feeder bowl are suitable for both kibble and wet food. The Kaja slow feeder insert is primarily designed for kibble or semi-moist food, as very runny food can flow between the raised patterns without significantly slowing your dog's eating. The Fleur lick mat, on the other hand, works best with wet food, purées, or other spreadable treats that stick well to its textured surface. Dry kibble is generally less suitable, as it won't stay in place effectively.

Dog Bowls: The Right Meal, the Right Material, the Right Pace

For every dog, mealtime should be a rewarding experience—provided it happens under the right conditions. Eating too fast, using an unstable bowl, or feeding from an unsuitable material can quickly lead to digestive discomfort. Our selection of dog bowls by Flamingo has been designed around three key priorities: premium materials, slower eating, and a more relaxed feeding experience.

A Range Tailored to Every Dog's Needs

The Xara Dog Bowl is crafted from thermal stainless steel, offering exceptional durability, hygiene, and easy cleaning for reliable everyday feeding.
The Kaja Slow Feeder Insert fits neatly inside an existing dog bowl, helping fast eaters slow down and enjoy a calmer, healthier mealtime.
The Kana Slow Feeder Dog Bowl, made from ceramic, combines raised feeding patterns with excellent stability to encourage slower eating and support easier digestion—without the need for additional accessories.
The Fleur Lick Mat offers a different approach. Rather than simply serving food, it keeps dogs mentally engaged and relaxed by turning wet food or purée into a long-lasting licking activity—ideal for easing anxiety, reducing excitement, or creating a calming routine before grooming, training, or quiet time.

Why Mealtime Pace Matters as Much as What's in the Bowl

Dogs that gulp down their food in seconds face genuine health risks, including bloating, regurgitation, and, in breeds that are predisposed, gastric dilatation-volvulus (GDV). Encouraging slower eating with a slow feeder bowl or lick mat isn't just about comfort—it's an important step toward supporting your dog's digestive health.

For dogs that already eat at a steady pace, hygiene and bowl stability become the main priorities. That's why stainless steel remains a popular choice: it's easy to clean, highly durable, and less likely to harbour bacteria than many alternative materials.

Find the Perfect Dog Bowl for Your Companion

Whether you're looking to slow down a greedy eater, improve everyday feeding hygiene, or keep your dog happily occupied during quiet moments, our Flamingo collection of dog bowls has the right solution. Featuring understated taupe and beige designs, each product blends effortlessly into your home while supporting your dog's well-being at every meal.

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Dog Bowls

How can I tell if my dog eats too fast?

Can a slower mealtime also provide mental stimulation for my dog?

Slow feeder dog bowl or lick mat: which should you choose?

Is stainless steel really better than other materials for a dog bowl?

How often should you wash your dog's bowl?

Will a slow feeder insert fit any dog bowl?

Can my dog chew or swallow the raised patterns on a slow feeder bowl or lick mat?

Are these bowls suitable for kibble, wet food, and homemade diets?

Dog Bowls: The Right Meal, the Right Material, the Right Pace

A Range Tailored to Every Dog's Needs

Why Mealtime Pace Matters as Much as What's in the Bowl

Find the Perfect Dog Bowl for Your Companion