A slow feeder bowl with a built-in digital scale. You pour in the food, the scale shows how much is there, and your pet works around the raised bumps to finish it, all on two AAA batteries.
Eyeballing a scoop makes it easy to overfeed or underfeed, and a gulped bowl is empty in seconds. Papifeed builds a digital scale into a slow feeder bowl, so each portion is weighed right where your pet eats it, and raised bumps make a fast eater work around the food.

A built-in digital scale weighs the food in the bowl, with a range of up to 1.65 pounds. Portions come from a reading instead of a guess.
Raised bumps inside the bowl give a fast eater something to work around instead of gulping the whole portion in one go.
The scale reads in grams and pounds, so you can follow a feeding guide in either unit.
Two AAA batteries power the scale, so the bowl sits wherever you feed your pet. Batteries are not included.
Before swapping in a bowl with a scale, it’s fair to ask how much it can weigh, what units it reads in, and how it’s powered. Here’s how each one is handled.
The scale reads up to 1.65 pounds, which is the most it can weigh at one time.
