Busy pet parents
You want real ingredients without a cutting board, blender, and sink full of pans every night.
Ullopet CW-01
Countertop pet food maker for dogs and cats: add fresh ingredients, choose a texture, serve homemade food in about 25 minutes — then twist off the quick-release blade to wash.

Product introduction
Official product film: fresh ingredients in, homemade dog and cat meals out — seven textures, quiet kitchen cooking, and a quick-release blade you wash by hand.
Who it’s for
Ullopet fits homes that want fresher bowls — not another gadget that only works on weekends.
You want real ingredients without a cutting board, blender, and sink full of pans every night.
Change texture — paste, wet food, floss, or broth — without buying another appliance.
One 4 L bowl covers dogs and cats across life stages. Batch once, portion for the day.
Start with toppers or one homemade meal a day. Recipes are complementary — not a full diet swap overnight.
A day with Ullopet
Morning
Drop in meat and veg — no fine chopping. Pick Wet Food, Paste, or DIY and press start before you leave the kitchen.
About 25 min
Cool, stir, and bowl it up — or pack the fridge for the next meals. A typical batch is enough for toppers or a shared household.
After dinner
Rotate the blade, lift it out, wash the cutter and bowl apart. Back on the counter — quiet enough to live next to the kettle.
Why Ullopet
The grinding assembly twists off by hand. No tools, no screws, no trapped residue around a fixed cutter.
The blade is designed to mimic a tearing motion, keeping more fiber and texture instead of turning meals into paste by default.
From kitten paste to adult wet food and training jerky, Ullopet covers life stages without extra appliances.
Rated at 850 W and no louder than 42 dB, it sits on the counter without sounding like a workshop.
Seven modes
Puppy, adult, or senior — wet, dry, sip, or chew. Ullopet replaces a cooker, grinder, and mixer.

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Fine, aromatic strands for toppers and picky eaters.
02
Chewy training treats from real meat, made at home.
03
A mince for everyday bowls. Complementary unless your formula is complete.
04
Crisper bites when you want a dry texture.
05
Soft food for kittens, seniors, and recovery days.
06
Warm sippers and meal toppers from bones and veg.
07
Moist homemade meals from one pot. Complementary feeding, not a complete diet by itself.
DIY
Use DIY when you already have a formula and just want Ullopet to grind and cook it.

Patented structure
Most pet food makers hide a screw-fixed blade at the bottom of the pot. Ullopet’s grinding assembly is a patented easy-release design: rotate by hand, lift it out, and wash the cutter and bowl apart.
Step 1
Rotate the blade
Step 2
Lift upward — no tools, no screws
01
Place chicken, salmon, pumpkin, or vegetables into the inner bowl. Large pieces do not need pre-cutting.
02
Turn the knob to wet food, jerky, paste, broth, and more — or use DIY for your own recipe.
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In about 25 minutes, dinner is ready. Twist the patented blade, lift it out, and wash in seconds.

| Ullopet | Home cooking | Kibble | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to a meal | About 25 minutes, one touch | Chop, cook, blend, wash — often an hour | Instant, but not fresh |
| Ingredients | You choose fresh meat and vegetables | You choose, with more mess | Factory formula |
| Textures | Seven modes plus DIY | Whatever you can manage that day | One dry crunch |
| Cleanup | Patented blade lifts out in two steps | Board, pan, processor, sink | Scoop only |
At a glance
Compact enough for the counter. Quiet enough for the kitchen. Market voltage and trade specs live on Partners.

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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.
No. The inner bowl is made for large pieces. Add cleaned meat and vegetables, then let the blade grind and cook.
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.
Operating noise is rated at 42 dB or below — quiet enough for a kitchen counter while you stay in the room. Longer guide: /blog/quiet-pet-food-maker-42db
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. Cleanup guide: /blog/dishwasher-safe-pet-food-maker-cleanup
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.
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.
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. Longer guide: /blog/cook-frozen-pet-food-without-thawing
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.
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. See beef cooking results: /blog/beef-meat-floss-cooking-results
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.
Cool, refrigerate within two hours, and use within about three days — or freeze single portions. Reheat gently and discard food that smells off.
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.
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.