Solid wood base
Hand-finished and kiln-dried with a food-safe matte sealant. The grain shows. It's meant to.
Brachycephalic breeds — French Bulldogs, Pugs, English Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Boxers — share a structural feature called Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome, or BOAS. Their shortened airways make eating from a flat bowl harder than it looks.
A 2024 study of 2,141 brachycephalic dogs found they were 3.77 times more likely to be diagnosed with aspiration pneumonia than non-brachycephalic dogs. Among BOAS-affected dogs, regurgitation occurs in 49 to 85 percent of cases.
We didn't invent the science.
We built the bowl that respects it.
¹ Hayward et al., "Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome and aspiration pneumonia," PubMed, 2024. ² Roedler et al., "Conformational and clinical factors affecting brachycephalic dogs."
A flat bowl forces a brachycephalic dog to hunch. They gulp air with every bite. They regurgitate within twenty minutes. You spend a lot of time cleaning the floor.
A 15° tilt keeps the head level. The food slides toward them. They eat slower. The kitchen stays clean.
Bao, our French Bulldog, threw up after almost every meal. Not dramatic — just a wet hrk and half his dinner back on the floor. We tried slow-feeders, elevated stands, smaller portions. Nothing worked.
A third vet finally explained it. Brachycephalic breeds have shortened airways. Eating from a flat bowl forces them to hunch and gulp air. The fix isn't behavioral. It's geometric.
We couldn't find one we'd actually want on our kitchen floor. So we made No. 01.
— Dylan, founder
Hand-finished and kiln-dried with a food-safe matte sealant. The grain shows. It's meant to.
Lead and cadmium-free. Double-fired. Dishwasher-safe. Sized for measured dry-food meals and everyday cleanup.
A clean black U-frame with recessed feet. Doesn't slide. Doesn't scratch hardwood. Reads as furniture, not gear.
35 × 20 × 14 cm (14 × 8 × 5.5 in)
14 cm (5.5 in)
380 ml each (about 1.5 cups to the rim; best filled closer to 1 cup)
15°
About 3 lbs
Best for small flat-faced dogs and measured dry-food meals. Some 25–28 lb dogs may need more bowl volume.
Bowls dishwasher-safe. Wipe the wood with a damp cloth.
4.7 / 5 · from 35 reviews
Used to vomit twice a week. Three weeks in, zero. Looks beautiful on my kitchen floor too.
Maya R. · Frenchie mom · Brooklyn, NY
The quality is unmatched. It's beautiful in our home and our pup loves it.
Jessica T. · Pug parent · Austin, TX
Finally, a feeder designed for his anatomy. Worth every penny.
Michael R. · Boston Terrier dad · Denver, CO
Sturdy, easy to clean, and it has completely reduced mealtime mess.
Lauren K. · Frenchie mom · Seattle, WA
The kitchen looks better, too.
— Maya R., Frenchie mom, BrooklynFrench Bulldogs, Pugs, English Bulldogs, Boston Terriers, Boxers, and other small flat-faced breeds. Portion size matters as much as weight, so check bowl capacity if your dog eats larger meals.
Flat-faced dogs have shortened airways. The tilt keeps their head level so breathing is easier and eating pace is calmer.
Each bowl holds 380 ml, about 1.5 cups to the rim. For less mess, we recommend filling closer to 1 cup of dry food so the tilted bowl has room to work.
Food-safe ceramic. Lead and cadmium-free. Dishwasher-safe.
Yes — finished with a food-safe matte sealant. Wipe with a damp cloth as needed. Do not submerge it.
Weight is only part of fit. Some 25 lb Frenchies eat comfortably from No. 01; others need more bowl volume. If your dog eats more than about 1 cup per meal, bulky fresh food, or heavy toppers, this size may feel small. We're working on a larger version.
60-night Rest-Easy Guarantee. If your dog isn't eating calmer within 60 days, return it for a full refund. Read the returns page.