Question 1

Can I buy one for my home?

Accepted Answer

Not as a direct online checkout yet. Join the Get yours waitlist with your country and email — we’ll notify you when home units are available near you.

Question 2

Is Ullopet for dogs, cats, or both?

Accepted Answer

Both. The seven cooking modes cover wet food, paste, broth, jerky, and more, so you can match texture to puppies, adult pets, and seniors. Homemade batches are complementary unless a veterinarian confirms a complete formula.

Question 3

Do I have to cut ingredients first?

Accepted Answer

No. The inner bowl is made for large pieces. Add cleaned meat and vegetables, then let the blade grind and cook.

Question 4

How is the blade different?

Accepted Answer

The grinding assembly uses a patented easy-release structure. Rotate it by hand, lift it out, and wash the blade and bowl separately. It is not a screw-fixed cutter.

Question 5

How loud is it?

Accepted Answer

Operating noise is rated at 42 dB or below — quiet enough for a kitchen counter while you stay in the room.

Question 6

Can I put the bowl in the dishwasher?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The removable inner bowl and patented blade are dishwasher-safe. Twist the blade out first, then wash bowl and cutter with the rest of your load.

Question 7

How many meals does one batch cover?

Accepted Answer

The 4 L bowl is sized for about two meals for a medium-to-large dog. Smaller dogs and cats get more portions from the same batch — portion and refrigerate what you do not serve right away.

Question 8

Can dogs and cats share one machine?

Accepted Answer

Yes. One Ullopet works for both. Run separate recipes when diets differ, or share a complementary base and adjust portions. Always clean the bowl between strong flavors if one pet is sensitive.

Question 9

Can I cook frozen ingredients?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can add frozen meat or vegetables and cook them directly — no full thaw required. Keep pieces in a size the bowl can handle, and stay nearby for the first few batches while you learn timing.

Question 10

Is homemade wet food good for senior pets?

Accepted Answer

Often yes as a soft complementary meal or topper. Wet Food and Paste modes are easier to chew than hard kibble. Keep a complete commercial diet as the base unless your veterinarian designs a full homemade plan.

Question 11

Can I make meat floss snacks at home?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Select Meat Floss for light, fibrous strands from whole meat — useful as a high-value topper or senior-friendly snack. Treat floss as complementary, not a complete diet.

Question 12

Are homemade Ullopet meals a complete diet?

Accepted Answer

Usually no. Starter recipes are complementary. Use them as toppers or partial meals beside complete food unless a veterinarian confirms your formula is complete and balanced.

Question 13

How long do leftovers keep?

Accepted Answer

Cool, refrigerate within two hours, and use within about three days — or freeze single portions. Reheat gently and discard food that smells off.

Question 14

Can the blade handle small chicken bones?

Accepted Answer

Small bones appropriate for your recipe can be processed with the meat into a fibrous shred. Do not force oversized hard bones into the bowl, and keep homemade batches complementary unless a vet advises otherwise.

Question 15

Do I need calcium supplements?

Accepted Answer

Not for toppers over complete food. If homemade food becomes more than a topper, ask your veterinarian before adding calcium or other supplements — do not guess dosages.

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