MateeyLife Dog Bowl Slow Feeder Set 3 in 1 (Stainless Steel Bowls & Non-Spill Silicone Mat)

What you get in this 3-in-1 feeding setup

MateeyLife’s Dog Bowl Slow Feeder Set 3 in 1 is designed as an all-in-one feeding station for calmer mealtimes. On paper, it combines three useful parts: a slow feeder bowl (meant to reduce gulping), a stainless steel bowl for food or water, and a non-spill silicone mat with raised edges to help keep the area tidy.

The point of buying something like this is simple: if your dog eats too fast, it can lead to mess, discomfort, and bad habits around feeding. A slow feeder can help spread out eating time, while the silicone mat is there for the real-world problem of water and kibble sliding across the floor. It’s also practical that the mat is designed to fold for storage, so you’re not left with a bulky feeding add-on.

Where it shines (and why it’s not just a “basic bowl”)

The standout feature is the slow feeder bowl with a labyrinth-style design. The manufacturer’s intention is to slow down eating, which can support better digestion and reduce issues like indigestion, bloating, choking and even overeating. You’re basically swapping the quick “inhale and move on” routine for a more gradual meal.

In daily use, that often means a dog has to work a bit more to reach the food, so the bowl lasts longer as a feeding task. For example, if your dog typically empties a standard bowl in seconds, you may notice they spend longer navigating the slow-feeder pattern instead of gulping everything in one go.

The stainless steel bowl is another sensible inclusion. Stainless steel is typically chosen for hygiene and durability, and here it’s described as rust-resistant—useful if you’re feeding daily and want something that’s easy to keep clean.

The essentials in plain terms

You also get a silicone mat intended to prevent spills and keep bowls from sliding. The mat has raised edges to catch stray food and water. That helps if your dog is a bit messy, or if you often pour water and end up with drips around the feeding spot.

Worth noting, though: the mat can still be pushed or lifted by very enthusiastic or larger pets while they eat. The setup works best when your dog generally eats in place rather than “playing bowl” with it.

From a buyer perspective, this set sits in the practical, everyday category: it’s not trying to be a high-tech feeding system, but it does cover the common friction points—speed of eating, hygiene, and floor mess.

Tech specs that matter for fitting and capacity

If you’re choosing this for small-to-medium pets, the stated sizes are a big part of whether it’ll suit your routine.

• Slow feeder bowl size: 17.3 × 4.1 cm
• Slow feeder bowl capacity: 626 ml (approx. 2.65 cups)
• Stainless steel bowl size: 16.2 × 6.5 cm
• Stainless steel bowl capacity: 550 ml (approx. 2.32 cups)
• Silicone mat size: 43.68 × 25.9 cm

Who it’s for (and who might want to look elsewhere)

It makes sense if:

If you’re feeding small or medium dogs (and possibly cats, given the set is described for small-to-medium breeds and multi-pet use), this should match the intended scale. It’s also a good fit if you’re dealing with messy feeding—especially water splashes—or if your main goal is to encourage slower, more deliberate meals.

It may not suit you if:

If you have a very large breed, or a dog that aggressively pushes bowls around, you may find the silicone mat gets moved despite the non-slip design. Also, if your priority is a very specific portion control or a more specialised slow-feeder design, this “basic” 3-in-1 approach could feel a bit limiting.

Finally, it’s worth checking you can comfortably clean and store it. The slow feeder and steel bowl can be separated for individual cleaning, and the silicone mat is foldable, but if you dislike multi-part cleaning, you may want a simpler single-bowl option.

Care, cleaning and day-to-day practicality

Cleaning is described as straightforward. The slow feeder bowl design is detachable, so you can clean the slow-feeder part and the stainless steel bowl separately. The set is stated to be washable by hand or in the dishwasher.

The silicone mat is also described as easy to maintain, and because it folds down after use, it should take less space than a rigid mat. That’s a small detail, but it’s the sort of thing that can decide whether you actually keep using a feeding setup.

Mini FAQ

Is this only for dogs?

The set is described as suitable for small and medium breeds and also mentions using the bowls for cats. The slow feeder bowl and steel bowl are intended for food or water, depending on how you set them up.

Will it stop my dog from making a mess?

It’s designed to reduce spills thanks to the raised-edged silicone mat, but it’s not a guarantee. If your pet moves the mat while eating, mess control can be less effective.

Can I clean the slow feeder and steel bowl separately?

Yes—according to the description, the slow feeder bowl can be dismantled so the slow feeder and the stainless steel bowl can be cleaned individually.

Does the slow feeder actually help with digestion?

The set is designed for that purpose (the manufacturer links slower eating with improved digestion and reduced issues like bloating or choking). As with any feeding change, results depend on your pet’s habits and how quickly they adapt.

Should I use it if my dog eats very fast?

If your dog is a fast eater, this is exactly the kind of setup it’s aiming at—particularly because the labyrinth-style slow-feeder design is intended to force more gradual eating.

Final verdict

This MateeyLife Dog Bowl Slow Feeder Set 3 in 1 looks like a sensible, practical purchase if you want to slow down eating and keep the feeding area cleaner without overcomplicating things. The combination of a labyrinth slow-feeder bowl, a rust-resistant stainless steel bowl and a foldable non-spill silicone mat covers the most common day-to-day problems.

However, you may want to think twice if you have a very large or very rowdy eater, because the mat may still get pushed or lifted. If you’re mainly after fancy features or precise feeding control, this one stays firmly in the basic-but-useful category.

If you’re shopping with small-to-medium pets in mind and you’re trying to improve meal pace and reduce mess, it’s the kind of set that can earn its place quickly—just make sure your dog is likely to eat calmly enough for the mat to do its job.