Beef Bone Broth Powder for Dogs and Cats, 8oz

Use this as a topper for my 8 1/2 year old german shepard. She loves it i put on dry food and her other supplements with some warm water. She loves it

My dogs love it!

I have three cats and all of them are obsessed with this stuff. I have a 12 year old Norwegian Forest Cat, a 9 year old DSH, and a 4 year old Maine Coon mix. With their different ages, genders, and sizes it’s not always easy finding supplements/food that works for all of their needs. This is one of those. My method for those of you having issues with administration or getting it to dissolve well.I boil water in my electric kettle and add 3 tablespoons to my 8 OZ sealable jar. I add the boiling water directly to the jar, seal it, and give it a little shake before putting it in the fridge for the night or a few hours. Then I use it to add to their wet food throughout the week. The jar usually lasts about a week this way. Doing this I’ve never had issues of it completely dissolving, but if I do it another way I do get the chunks others have mentioned which I think is pretty typical of any powdered broths due to the fats and collegian.They love the taste and it helps them stay hydrated which is so important, especially since my 12 year old is a male. Their coats have never been shinier and I have definitely noticed a boost in my two seniors energy. They act like my 4 year old haha.

It's a little challenging to mix up because it clumps so badly, but persistence pays off.

I purchase the bone broth for my Aussie. He loves it.

My dog and cat love it!

I have two cats, one a petite girl and the other a med/lg tom. Both came from the humane association and both tested positive for feline leukemia, though neither are symptomatic. Both are also about 2 years of age. I'm naturally invested in providing the best nutritional and immune system support that I can...to any cat, but especially to these two given their positive testing. I mix 1/2 tbsp of this bone broth, 1/2 tbsp of Honest Kitchens goat mild powder, and a small dollop of organic coconut oil along with the requisite amounts of water and mix them in a 'magic bullet' type blender using about half boiling and half cool well water. The milk/broth comes out luke warm and smooth as silk. The little girl drinks it though she is less impressed, but the boy ....my goodness, he downs it very quickly and is always eager for more. He was very thin when we picked him up, and was being treated for a 'cold' with antibiotics. His congestion and sneezing hung on for awhile even after the antibiotics were completed, but since I started adding this into his daily routine he has only a very rare sneeze. His coat was shedding badly when we brought him home and the hollow at the base of his spine was very noticeable. He is now sleek and silky, has put significant weight back on and is the picture of good health.

I was hopeful when I purchased this bone broth for our dogs and cats, attracted by its affordability and chicken flavor. However, my experience with this product has been disappointing. Despite trying various methods, including warm, hot, and boiling water, the broth simply doesn't dissolve well. This has made it more practical to use it in its dry form, as a sprinkle over our pets' food, rather than as a broth.

My dogs love this! It does go quite goofy when moist so I'd suggest adding directly to food with or without water. They seem to enjoy their meal more.

This is amazing for dogs having trouble eating kibble. Lots of vitamins

I use it in my dog’s food. Great product!

I like to rotate the different broth powders that I feed to my dog. So I looked forward to trying this one as I hadn't tried it before. My dog is not a picky eater at all, and he loves everything that I give him. But he would not eat his kibble when I did what I usually do, which is hydrate his powders with water, and mix it into his kibble. I tried this over the period of several days and the result was the same, he would not eat it. Upon smelling it, I could not smell beef at all. Normally I can smell whether a broth powder product is beef, turkey, or chicken. The only thing I could smell was something odd, similar to plastic, but not quite-some chemical in the plastic perhaps. I certainly will not be buying this again, is there's no point if he won't eat it. And I have to wonder if perhaps it has something to do with the kind of plastic that this is packaged in maybe? It is nowhere near the expiry either, as I just purchased this the end of December 2025. And the expiry shows it expires March 3, 2027. At least they are not sending out products near or beyond the expiry date.

I used this when my dog was a bit sick and it helped her get back to good health quick, She also became randomly very picky with her dry food and by following the instructions on the bottle, I was able to start making broth to put on her kibble and now she eats it all. I just recommend a slow feeder if you will be doing that because they will scarf it down fast.