Omlet cube and run

[The Dogmother]

Can anyone recommend an electric mincer? It is for someone with limited mobility, so they can't use a hand one. It also needs to be pretty sturdy as they are using it to grind up smaller bones for their dogs.

 

Personally I feed raw bones whole as that's part of the fun.

[Lavenders_Blue]

No idea about the mincer I'm afraid, but I agree that the dog's teeth would be the cheapest and easiest way to grind up the bones! Keep them nice and clean too

 

Does this person get their meat from the butcher? If so, would the butcher mince it?

There are online companies that sell pre-minced meat (with bone in) which could be an option, although probably more expensive.

[The Dogmother]

She's on LL L_B, and their butcher won't do it for them.

[Space Chick]

We have This one following a recommendation from other raw feeders for cats.

 

It handles smaller bones easily like chicken carcass bones, wings and thighs.

 

My cats won't eat whole bones, so I have to mince mine but it does the job brilliantly.

 

It's the case for looking at the highest wattage possible. Someone mentioned a kenwood one from Argos, but it really wasn't fit for purpose, it couldn't handle lamb fat, let alone bones

[Lavenders_Blue]

She's on LL L_B, and their butcher won't do it for them.

 

Ah I've not seen that post. That's a shame the butcher won't do it