We recommend considering the Flower eBowl only when its 2-inch depth suits your dog. The broad 8-inch shape and listed 4-cup capacity give the petal channels room for a full meal, while the depth rules it out for many small or flat-faced dogs. Treat it as a feeding-format choice, not as a way to prevent bloat or treat anxiety.
Why we like it
- The bowl's dimensions, depth and approximate capacity are all published.
- The petal channels offer a distinct food layout from a flat lick surface.
- SodaPup lists several cleaning and preparation options, including top-rack washing and freezing.
Keep in mind
The product page makes claims about eating speed, anxiety and bloat prevention. The listed shape and capacity do not establish those health outcomes, so do not buy this bowl to prevent or treat gastric dilatation-volvulus, digestive issues or anxiety. Ask your veterinarian about a health or feeding concern.
Who it’s for
Medium and large dogs with normal snout length who can comfortably reach the 2-inch-deep channels. SodaPup says the bowl is not recommended for small dogs, small puppies or flat-faced breeds; check your dog's reach and feeding comfort before choosing it.
The useful details
- Dimensions
- About 8 × 8 inches and 2 inches deep
- Capacity
- About 4 cups of dog food, according to SodaPup
- Material
- TPE; the brand describes it as FDA-compliant and free of BPA, PVC and phthalates
- Fit guidance
- Medium and large dogs with normal snout length; not recommended by the brand for small or flat-faced dogs
- Care
- Top-rack dishwasher safe; also listed as freezer and microwave safe
- Colors
- Pastel Purple, Pink and Purple variants at the same listed price
Fit matters more than the flower shape
The Flower eBowl is about 8 inches across and 2 inches deep. SodaPup says it suits medium and large dogs with normal snout length and does not recommend it for small dogs, small puppies or flat-faced breeds. A dog that cannot comfortably reach into the bowl will not benefit from a more elaborate pattern; choose a shallower design instead.
A patterned place for a meal
The petal channels divide food into pockets, and SodaPup lists an approximate capacity of 4 cups. The design is sold as a slow feeder, but the listing's claims about slowing food by a specific amount are not independent results. Watch your dog's response and keep the meal size appropriate to their usual feeding plan.
Check the material and care options
SodaPup identifies the bowl as TPE and describes it as FDA-compliant, BPA-free, PVC-free and phthalate-free. The brand lists top-rack dishwasher, freezer and microwave use. Follow the current care instructions and inspect the bowl for damage as you would any feeding item.
Do not treat a slow-feeder as bloat prevention
The official page uses claims about bloat, anxiety and digestive benefits. The product dimensions and food pattern do not establish a medical effect. If your dog has a diagnosed condition, eats uncomfortably or has a bloat-related risk, get advice from a veterinarian instead of relying on a bowl.
Our buying advice
Choose the Flower eBowl when your dog can comfortably reach its deep channels and you want a roughly 4-cup patterned bowl. The listed Pastel Purple variant was $21.99 USD on October 16, 2026. PetCriteria shows the supplied SodaPup code as a conditional estimate; confirm eligibility and the final total at checkout.
SodaPup Flower eBowl Deep Slow Feeder
A TPE slow-feeder bowl with raised petal channels and a 2-inch depth.
Listed price checked October 16, 2026. Estimate assumes the supplied code applies; confirm eligibility and your final total at checkout.
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A few good questions
Is the Flower eBowl a good fit for a small or flat-faced dog?
SodaPup does not recommend it for small dogs, small puppies or flat-faced breeds because its 2-inch depth may be difficult for shorter snouts to reach. Consider a shallower feeder instead.
How much food does it hold?
SodaPup lists an approximate capacity of 4 cups and dimensions of about 8 × 8 × 2 inches.
Does it prevent bloat?
The seller makes bloat-related marketing claims, but the bowl's listed specifications do not establish prevention or treatment. Ask your veterinarian about bloat risks or feeding concerns.
Can it go in the dishwasher or freezer?
SodaPup lists the bowl as top-rack dishwasher safe and freezer safe. Follow the current product-page and package instructions.
Product sources
Product details checked against the brand’s information on October 16, 2026.
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