Electric Can Opener

[poppy2507]

I've been popping the covers off the Weruva and tins of Fancy Feast, but am finding it hard to do that due to arthritis in my hands. I occasionally use a manual can opener, but wondered if there's a recommendation for a cheap electric can opener that opens the Fancy Feast tin and the Weruva?

Poppy's a poultry-only girl. She's proven allergic to fish of any kind, and I don't feed her beef. We long ago settled on Fancy Feast pate twice a day. I mix the 3.5 ounce tins of Fancy Feast Liver & Chicken with the 5.5 oz tins of Weruva chicken for her breakfast / mid-morning snack, and lunch, but she gets 1/2 the small can of Fancy Feast Turkey & Giblets for dinner, and the rest at 10 p.m.

I'm asking for a recommendation of a cheap electric can opener, preferably from Amazon, that can open tins as small as the Fancy Feast (3.5 oz) and big as the Weruva (5.5 oz).

 

[Furballsmom]

Hi! I believe there are recommendations further along in this thread;
Opening Cans Of Food

 

[susanm9006]

How about one of these, not electric but seems easy- at this price worth a try.

Ring Pull Can Opener Claw

 

[tabbytom]

I use a ring pull can opener too as what susanm9006 mentioned.

 

[Willowy]

I don't know what your price point is, but I LOVE this can opener. It cuts the seal between the top and bottom so it doesn't leave any sharp edges and I can send the tops to recycling without slicing up my hands. It does get dull after a while, so you'd probably need to replace it about every 2 or 3 years under normal use.