A press-to-release dome feeder that makes a dog work for dinner. Your dog presses the button, a little kibble drops into a tray, and a fast eater slows down, all while you decide how fast the food comes out.
A bowl lets a dog finish in seconds. Pawdrop puts the food inside a dome instead, and a paw press on the button on top drops a little kibble into a tray, so your dog works for dinner rather than inhaling it.

A dog presses the button on top of the dome, and a little food slides out through the base into a tray. Food only comes out when your dog does the work.
Fill the dome, then set how fast food is released before closing the lid. Start slow for a fast eater and adjust as your dog gets the hang of it.
Three trays sit around the base, so food lands in a shallow tray instead of rolling across the floor.
A tinted clear dome shows how much food remains, so you know when it's time to refill.
Before adding a puzzle feeder to the kitchen floor, it’s fair to ask how a dog learns it, how fast the food comes out, and how it’s filled. Here’s how each one is handled.
Your dog has to be taught to press the button, so show it how the first time.