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Mincer/meat Grinder Wanted
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We bought one from Argos. I think it was an Anthony Worral Thompson sausage maker. It was expensive but was well worth the money I've not tried grinding bones with it but use it all the time for mincing hearts
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Unless hte dog has any problems or difficulties I'd let them use the grinders nature gave them to break up those bones. 
Their teeth get huge benifits from crunching and grinding those bones as well as the enjoyment and mental stimulation the dogs get from it. 8)
Their teeth get huge benifits from crunching and grinding those bones as well as the enjoyment and mental stimulation the dogs get from it. 8)
sometimes people want to mince the meat to mix it in with nuts, etc
infirm dogs might need food minced
Boyce, another k9 member in N Ireland told me her da is looking for a mincer for heart meat. This is very rich meat and I think you'd only want to give dogs a small amount at a time. so anyway, there's a second request for a mincer, preferably old fashioned manually operated one I think
infirm dogs might need food minced
Boyce, another k9 member in N Ireland told me her da is looking for a mincer for heart meat. This is very rich meat and I think you'd only want to give dogs a small amount at a time. so anyway, there's a second request for a mincer, preferably old fashioned manually operated one I think
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I only give my lot a handfull of minced hearts to mix with their dried food thye don't get it every day and it is not used as their principle food. Minced heart is also the only raw meat that William will eat and even then only if it is finely minced. If it is coursely minced he can sort out the pieces and spit them out.
