Golden Retriever (Detailed Introduction)

　　Dogs’ nature causes them to eat very quickly. Physiologically, they try not to let too much saliva soak the food, as saliva is used to promote digestion. Digesting too fast can easily cause hunger; dogs’ powerful jaws can only move up and down, not side to side, so they cannot chew.
　　However, owners now find that eating too quickly can cause gastrointestinal discomfort in dogs, and rapid eating affects digestion and absorption. Therefore, we recommend letting dogs eat slowly. There are also slow feeder bowls on the market to help dogs correct overeating. So, what are the benefits of letting dogs eat slowly?
　　Slows down eating speed, preventing overeating.
　　Reduces the incidence of aerophagia (swallowing air).
　　Lowers the risk of reflux, meaning food swallowed returns from the esophagus or stomach to the mouth.
　　Promotes dogs to bite and break food, thus enhancing nutrient absorption.
　　Its mechanical action is similar to human brushing teeth, which helps dogs maintain good oral hygiene.