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Meat grinders
Does anybody know what's a good meat grinder that will also grind up bone for a good price.
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Sorry, I can't say I've ever looked for one as I feel they're not needed unless you have a very old, toothless dog. but thats just me. Someone else may be able to recommend one.
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Scott, I was going to post that answer and pp it for you as I could almost see you typing that answer Do you have those words on cut and paste
I have 2 grinders but unfortunatly there built into my dogs mouths. OK silly moment over now, I think TD is your best bet as it's been proven to work, there is a post on the prep they go through with details on the grinder but it was a time ago now. |
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http://www.sillypugs.com/g50.html this is what we have and we LOVE it! worth every penny over and over again
tasin 108, 1200 watts. also sold here: http://www.onestopjerkyshop.com/prod...63678a13b36782
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Thanks TD.
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