
BOSS Leash Boss Waves Non-skid Slow Feeder Dog Bowl 2-cup
Last price we saw
Prices change often: ask the agent below to check today's price at every store.
Prices are checked against each store and labelled with when.
Check today's price at ChewyAsk our agent about this product
It checks today's price at every store, compares the alternatives and answers in about a minute.
Price facts
- Last seen at $14.95 at Chewy on Nov 11.
Our take on the BOSS Leash Boss Waves Non-skid Slow Feeder Dog Bowl 2-cup
The BOSS Leash Boss Waves is a 2-cup slow feeder dog bowl with a molded wave pattern that forces dogs to eat around ridges instead of gulping. The maze design is aimed at fast eaters and dogs that scarf food and then bloat or vomit. It is a single-piece plastic bowl with a non-skid base, so it stays put while a dog works the grooves. Compared with plain bowls it slows eating; compared with deeper maze feeders it is shallower and easier to clean, but it holds less and suits medium dogs rather than large ones.
- Wave ridges slow gulping and add mealtime enrichment
- Non-skid base keeps the bowl in place
- Single-piece plastic is easy to rinse and wash
- 2-cup capacity suits medium dogs and small meals
- Shallow maze is easier for dogs to learn than deep puzzles
BOSS Leash Boss Waves Non-skid Slow Feeder Dog Bowl 2-cup prices at every store
- ChewyNew
Out of stock
$14.95+ $4.95 shippingChecked 25 min ago
Store links may earn us a commission. Price via Klarna.
BOSS Leash Boss Waves Non-skid Slow Feeder Dog Bowl 2-cup price history
Lowest price we've seen: $14.95 on Nov 9 at Chewy. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 9.
What reviewers say
Owners of fast-eating dogs generally report longer mealtimes and less gulping, and the non-skid base draws few complaints. Some find the 2-cup size too small and note that food packs into the wave grooves, making cleaning more work.
- Eating speedPraisedOwners say their dogs take noticeably longer to finish a meal and gulp less.
- Non-skid basePraisedThe rubberized base keeps the bowl from sliding across hard floors.
- CapacityCriticisedThe 2-cup size is too small for large dogs or owners who feed big portions.
Questions and answers
- Does this bowl actually slow down a fast eater?
- Yes, most owners report longer mealtimes because the dog has to work around the wave ridges. Very determined dogs may still learn to sweep food out of the shallow grooves.
- Is it big enough for a large dog?
- It holds 2 cups, which suits medium dogs and smaller meals. Large dogs or dogs fed more than 2 cups per meal will need a bigger feeder.
- Can I put it in the dishwasher?
- It is a single-piece plastic bowl, so it can go on a dishwasher's top rack. Hand-washing with a bottle brush clears food from the grooves faster.
- Will it stay in place on tile?
- The non-skid base grips smooth floors well. On very slick or wet tile, some owners still place it on a mat.
- Is it safe for dogs prone to bloat?
- Slowing eating is often recommended for gulpers, but bloat has several causes. Ask your vet before relying on any bowl for a bloat-prone breed.
- Does it work with wet food?
- It can, but wet food packs into the wave channels and takes more effort to clean. It works best with dry kibble.







