• Mini Dog Bone Biscuit Multi-Cutter - nine 3.2cm dog bone cavities
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Mini Dog Bone Biscuit Multi-Cutter - 3.2cm

Mini Dog Bone Biscuit Multi-Cutter - 3.2cm

$13.00 AUD
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SKU: 8057836142675

Made to order in Gippsland

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Make batches of perfectly sized homemade dog biscuits quickly with our Mini Dog Bone Biscuit Multi-Cutter. Its connected 3 × 3 design cuts nine consistent 3.2cm dog-bone treats in one press.

Key Features:

  • Nine at once: Cut nine mini dog-bone biscuits with each press.
  • Mini treat size: Each bone measures approximately 3.2cm long.
  • Efficient connected design: Ideal for preparing larger batches of pet treats with consistent sizing.
  • Australian made: 3D printed in Gippsland, Victoria using food-safe PLA+ filament.
  • Care: Hand wash only in warm soapy water. Do not use hot water or place in a dishwasher.

Roll out your dog-safe biscuit dough, press the multi-cutter firmly, and separate the nine mini bones before baking. Always choose ingredients suitable for your pet and check with your veterinarian if you are unsure.

Materials

Cutters & Embossers

Our products are made with PLA+ plastic, a biodegradable alternative to traditional petroleum-based plastics.

Debossers

Our Products are not only environmentally-friendly but also food-grade safe, meeting the strict standards set by the Australian and FDA (AS2070-1999 10/2011). If you're looking for sustainable cookie cutters, our eco-friendly options are perfect for you. Shop now and join us in our mission to create safe and sustainable products.

Care Instructions

Always hand wash the cookie cutter with soap and warm water. Do not soak in water. Cookie cutters are not dishwasher safe. Store in a cool dry place with nothing heavier than other light cookie cutters on top.

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Made in Gippsland

Made to order by our local team.

Baker-friendly materials

Food-safe tools made for creative kitchens.

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