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Technology·2026-09-22

Why Ullopet’s slow-cut blade works on whole ingredients

No pre-cutting needed: Ullopet’s slow-cut blade processes large pieces in the bowl, matches texture to each mode, and keeps more fiber than a high-speed blender puree.

Skip the cutting board: Ullopet’s blade tears ingredients at a controlled pace — keeping fiber texture pets love, and handling everything from carrots to small chicken bones.

Why Ullopet’s slow-cut blade works on whole ingredients

Add cleaned meat and vegetables in larger pieces. The grinding assembly cuts as the program runs — prep looks like loading a cooker, not a butcher station.

Modes set how fine the batch becomes: Paste for soft bowls, Wet Food for visible pieces, Meat Floss and Jerky for strands and chews.

Slow tearing keeps more natural fiber and bite than blending everything into slurry — a texture many dogs and cats prefer as a topper.

Small bones appropriate for your recipe can process with the meat; never force oversized hard bones. Homemade batches stay complementary unless a vet confirms a complete formula.

Ullopet blade after processing chicken and small bones into a fibrous shred
Processed chicken and small bones — shredded by the slow-cut blade, not left as large fragments.