MealDogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Bowl: sizes and who it suits
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Straight answer: The Dogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Bowl is a plastic slow bowl in three capacities, from about 1.3 cups to about 5.1 cups. It suits dogs that gulp dry or wet food and do not chew their bowls. Choose by the cups in the meal. We found no bowl dimensions or pattern depth, so a very fast eater may need something with a harder pattern.
The records for this bowl come from one retailer's spec sheet. We could not reach a Dogit page of its own for these figures, so what follows is limited to that sheet: sizes, capacity, material and cleaning. We did not use the bowl ourselves.
Who it suits: toy and small dogs on the Small, mid-sized dogs on the Medium, large dogs on the Large, and owners who want one bowl that takes dry or wet food.
Who should skip it: dogs that chew plastic, owners who need dimensions before buying, and dogs that need a deep, hard-to-reach pattern.
Sizes side by side
Compare all 5 picks side by side
| Model | Best for | Material | Size(s) | Dishwasher | Non-slip | Food | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dogit Go Slow Bowl Small | Small, toy and small breeds | plastic | Small (300 mL) (1.3 cups) | Top rack | — | dry, wet | Check price |
| Dogit Go Slow Bowl Medium | Medium, mid-sized breeds | plastic | Medium (600 mL) (2.5 cups) | Top rack | — | dry, wet | Check price |
| Dogit Go Slow Bowl Large | Large, 5.1 cups | plastic | Large (1.2 L) (5.1 cups) | Top rack | — | dry, wet | Check price |
| Green Mini Slow Feeder | Alternative: grass-blade bowl, small dogs | plastic | Mini | Yes | — | dry, wet | Check price |
| Neater Non-Tip Steel Slow Bowl Small | Alternative: stainless, no plastic to chew | stainless steel | Small, 3/4 cup, Medium, 1.5 cups | Yes | Yes | — | Check price |
| Size | Capacity | In cups | Sized for, per the spec sheet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 300 mL | about 1.3 | Toy and small breeds |
| Medium | 600 mL | about 2.5 | Mid-sized breeds |
| Large | 1.2 L | about 5.1 | Large breeds |
All three are described as non-toxic, food-grade plastic, work with dry kibble and wet canned food, and are dishwasher safe on the top rack. None of the sizes comes with bowl dimensions on the sheet.
What we cannot say
The spec sheet gives nothing about the pattern, such as ridge height or maze depth, and nothing about a non-slip base. So there is no basis here to call it a gentle or demanding bowl. If the pattern matters to you, compare it with a bowl whose depth is published, such as the ones in our slow feeders for small dogs roundup.
Reading the sizes
Because the sheet gives mL, the cup figures follow from about 4.2 cups per liter. A 300 mL bowl is a small portion, so a dog fed a full cup should use the Medium. The Large at 5.1 cups covers a big breed's meal with room to spare.
Health note
Slowing a meal is a low-risk habit and nothing more. A swollen belly, retching without bringing anything up or restlessness after a meal is an emergency, so call a vet now. Our slow feeders and bloat guide explains what is known and what is not.
Which dogs should look elsewhere
Dogs that chew need steel or ceramic. Dogs that push a light plastic bowl across the floor need a heavier or rubber-ringed one. Cleaning notes are in how to clean a slow feeder, and common trouble is covered under slow feeder problems. A wider comparison is in best slow feeder dog bowls.
Picks
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Small, toy and small breeds
Dogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Bowl (Small)
- plastic
- for dogs
- top-rack dishwasher
- dry / wet food
300 mL, about 1.3 cups, sized for toy and small breeds per the retailer's spec sheet. Fits a small meal only. Skip it for a dog that eats more than a cup, or one that bites plastic.
Worth knowing: The retailer's spec sheet gives no bowl dimensions; The retailer describes the material only as non-toxic, food-grade plastic
Specs from: beebiesmart.com (checked 2026-10-16)
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Medium, mid-sized breeds
Dogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Bowl (Medium)
- plastic
- for dogs
- top-rack dishwasher
- dry / wet food
600 mL, about 2.5 cups, for mid-sized breeds. The size between the two extremes. Skip it if you want to know the bowl dimensions, which the spec sheet does not give.
Worth knowing: The retailer's spec sheet gives no bowl dimensions; The retailer describes the material only as non-toxic, food-grade plastic
Specs from: beebiesmart.com (checked 2026-10-16)
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Large, 5.1 cups
Dogit Go Slow Anti-Gulping Bowl (Large)
- plastic
- for dogs
- top-rack dishwasher
- dry / wet food
1.2 L, about 5.1 cups, for large breeds. The most room of the three, enough for a big meal or wet and dry mixed. The sheet gives no dimensions, so measure your floor space against the capacity.
Worth knowing: The retailer's spec sheet gives no bowl dimensions; The retailer describes the material only as non-toxic, food-grade plastic
Specs from: beebiesmart.com (checked 2026-10-16)
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Alternative: grass-blade bowl, small dogs
Company of Animals (Northmate) GREEN mini Slow Interactive Feeder
- plastic
- for dogs
- dishwasher safe
- dry / wet food
29 x 22.5 cm, 7.3 cm tall, 400 g, with 32 grass-like blades between 1.5 and 5.5 cm, per the maker. Dishwasher safe plastic. The maker gives no cup capacity.
Worth knowing: It is an open feeder with no walls: food is scattered between the blades
Specs from: northmate.com (checked 2026-10-16)
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Alternative: stainless, no plastic to chew
Neater Pets Non-Tip Stainless Steel Slow Feed Bowl, Small
- stainless steel
- for dog & cats
- dishwasher safe
- non-slip base
Stainless, 3/4 cup at 5 in across, or 1.5 cups at 7 in across, with a removable non-skid ring, dishwasher safe per the maker. The maker gives no description of the slow-feed pattern.
Worth knowing: The maker gives no description of the slow-feed pattern; Top diameters are given; the base is wider (7.5 in on the small)
Specs from: neaterpets.com (checked 2026-10-16)
Common questions
FAQ
What sizes does the Dogit Go Slow bowl come in?
The retailer's spec sheet lists Small at 300 mL (about 1.3 cups), Medium at 600 mL (about 2.5 cups) and Large at 1.2 L (about 5.1 cups). It gives no bowl dimensions, so size by capacity, not by name.
What is the Dogit bowl made of, and is it dishwasher safe?
The retailer describes non-toxic, food-grade plastic and says it is dishwasher safe on the top rack. It names no specific plastic. Plastic can be chewed, so a dog that gnaws bowls should have steel or ceramic.
Does it work with wet food?
The spec sheet says it works with dry kibble and wet canned food.
Will the Dogit bowl prevent bloat?
No bowl can promise that. Slowing a meal is a low-risk habit, but nothing shows it prevents bloat. A swollen belly, retching without bringing anything up or restlessness after a meal is an emergency, so call a vet now. Our bloat guide has the detail.