This Slow-Feeder Dog Bowl Was Inspired by the Snow-Capped Swiss Alps - Yanko Design

Imagine the regal mountains of the Swiss Alps, a picturesque, awe-inspiring landscape. Imagine how you would capture and portray its natural dazzler in, of all things, your dog's food basin. The K2 slow feeder, at beginning glance, looks quite similar to products in this vein. Later all, many dogs are fast eaters, and pet-product developers have found a simple solution to this problem: creating ridges and slopes in their bowls that brand it more difficult for a domestic dog to scoop up mouthfuls of kibble. Functionally, the K2 tedious feeder works the same way, simply its standout quality is its aesthetic blueprint, which distills the Swiss Alps' natural beauty into a visually pleasing product.

How does the K2 slow feeder properly honor its pattern inspiration? In two ways. Firstly, the molds in the bowl mimic the peaks and valleys of the mountain range. Secondly, the different colour schemes available for purchase – blueish, green, blood-red, and yellowish – lucifer the Alps' mural depending on the season. Functionally, the K2 is more than a pretty face; it works merely likewise every bit comparable products. It consists of 2 separate parts: the slow-feeder on top and a traditional bowl underneath. At that place's as well a no-skid rim on the lesser, preventing the dish from sliding as your canis familiaris attempts to dig into those hard-to-reach crevices. The product is also dishwasher safe.

There are enough of slow-feeders available on the market, but few of them take on such a visually pleasing artful. Fifty-fifty if your dog doesn't capeesh the visual design choice of the K2 feeder, you – the person who has to look at it all 24-hour interval – will.

Designers: Libero Rutilo and Ekaterina Shchetina

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