Pet Food Consumption Control
DogPause Dog Bowl
Vomiting, belching, farting & gagging. Heee almost sounds like the Pepto Bismol commercial. Anyways, anyone that has a dog at home knows that once you fill their bowl with pet food that it won't last long. Sometimes you're thinking to split up the feed timing but you don't always have time for that, or maybe you're not always at home. The DogPause dog bowl will slow down your dog from eating overcoming the yuckie things I meantioned in the beginning. This dog bowl has four feeding zones each holding 1/2 cup of dog food. Those zones prevent the dog from entering his full snout in the bowl. So he really has to work at it to get it out. I even think the dogs probably like it; like a game. Notice how happy and endless pleasure your dog has when you give him a bone. The Dog Bowl device is clinically proven to slow down your pet eating. Just look at the video.
Trend Themes
1. Pet Food Consumption Control - Opportunities for innovating in pet food portion control and feeding habits, in order to improve pet health and wellbeing.
2. Slow Feeding Technology - Disruptive innovation opportunities exist in creating new technology for pet food bowls that helps slow down feeding and improve pet digestion.
3. Interactive Pet Feeding - Opportunities exist to create an interactive feeding experience for pets, to keep them entertained and improve their eating habits.
Industry Implications
1. Pet Care Industry - Companies in the pet care industry can benefit from developing innovative products related to improving pet food consumption and digestive health.
2. Consumer Electronics Industry - The consumer electronics industry has an opportunity to create smart pet feeding devices, integrating features such as portion control, slow feeding, and remote monitoring.
3. Digital Health Industry - The digital health industry can explore ways of incorporating pet health data into their digital health platforms, to provide personalized recommendations for pet wellness based on feeding habits and digestion.