Diarrhea, nausea, flatulence, suffocation, stomach upset, obesity, toothache
If your dog tends to gorge, this can have a number of unintended consequences: On the one hand, if you eat too quickly, your feeling of satiety decreases, the dog gets hungry more quickly and is therefore more prone to becoming overweight.
Hasty eating is also often responsible for minor and major or dangerous digestive problems such as diarrhea, vomiting, flatulence, blocked throat/symptoms of suffocation or stomach twists. The teeth are also affected.
A good solution to this problem can be an anti-sling bowl, which forces the four-legged friend to eat more slowly.