Pick their favorites.
Add a small portion of their usual food or a dog-friendly spread to the textured sections.
FEELNEEDY / EVERYDAY HYDRATION
A LITTLE SIP.
A HAPPY RITUAL.
Meet the stainless steel drinking fountain. Flowing water, a softly lit water window, and a little moment just for them.
Explore the fountain STAINLESS STEEL / 2.8 L CAPACITY
THE DRINKING FOUNTAINFEELNEEDY
GOOD DESIGN. EVERY LITTLE DETAIL.
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STAINLESS STEEL
THREE TEXTURED ZONES
EVERYDAY ENRICHMENT
HAPPY LITTLE ROUTINES
ONE TRAY. THEIR KIND OF HAPPY.
MEALTIME,
WITH A SIDE OF JOY.
A stainless steel feeding and lick tray that brings their favorite foods together. Thoughtful textures, a steady base, and more to explore in every bite.
Big on little details.
Textured steel. Three compartments. One happy routine.
A spot for every favorite.
A spread here. A little kibble there. Let them explore.
LESS ROUTINE. MORE RITUAL.
LITTLE LICKS.
LOVELY MOMENTS.
Breakfast, a midday treat, or a moment together. Make room for the little things that make their day.
- Three sections for different tastes and textures
- A suction base for clean, smooth surfaces
- A stainless steel surface for everyday use
MEET THEIR NEXT FAVORITE THING
THE LICK &
FEEDING TRAY.
Three textures. All the tail wags.
$40.00 USD
Explore the trayA LITTLE PREP. A LOT OF JOY.
READY. SET. LICK.
Set it in place.
Press the suction base onto a clean, smooth, flat surface. Check that it holds before use.
Enjoy the moment.
Stay nearby as your dog explores. Wash the tray after use, ready for the next little ritual.
What makes this different from a regular bowl?
The tray has three shallow, textured sections. You can separate different foods and spread a thin layer over the raised patterns for your dog to lick.
Where can I use the suction base?
Choose a clean, smooth, nonporous surface, such as suitable tile or glass. Textured, porous and uneven surfaces may not hold suction.
What can I put on it?
Start with your dog's regular food or a spread already suitable for their diet. Keep portions appropriate and introduce new foods gradually.