Why we feed?

Bone broth has tons of collagen (the gelatinous stuff!) that is great for skin and hair health. By boiling and breaking down the bones, bone broth is also full of glucosamine and chondroitin (joints). Breaking down the bones also releases minerals (calcium, phosphorous, magnesium) for bone health. The gentle broth can also soothe upset tummies.

How to feed?

Larger recreational bones (femurs, knuckles) as well as other bones that have lots of cartilage (feet, ribs) can be boiled down and reduced to bone broth for your dog! Usually the longer you boil the bones, the better the broth is. This bone broth can be used to rehydrate meals, top your dog’s food, or frozen as a treat or supplement. It’s great for enticing picky eaters or softening food for older dogs.

Additional info?

Besides bones, adding veggies and garlic can also be included in your bone broth to make it extra nutritious. You can also freeze bone broth into cubes and feed as a cold treat!