Forcing it to grind bone-in ingredients can easily cause blade wear, motor overload, and damage, and may also pose safety hazards.
If you’re using it to make raw dog food, we recommend removing the bones first and grinding only the boneless chicken thigh meat. This will ensure safer operation and extend the machine’s lifespan.
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Hello there! Generally speaking, we do not recommend using this home meat grinder to process raw chicken thighs with bones.
This machine is primarily designed for grinding boneless meat; its power and blade configuration are not suitable for grinding bones.
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