Pet Health Tips
What’s the difference between hydrolysed and dehydrated bone broth? While hydrolysed powders often come in large 300–400g bags, dehydrated bone broth can be much smaller because the water has been removed. Discover how the two processes differ and why a smaller pouch doesn’t necessarily mean less broth.
We’re now charging shipping on all Boil & Broth website orders. Find out why we’ve made the change, why “free shipping” is rarely free, and how separating product and delivery costs helps us keep our prices fair and transparent.
Stoke-on-Trent, 7 November 2025, Local Dorset business, Boil and Broth, has been honoured with the Export Award, sponsored by Associated Veterinary Services, at the nationally recognised Pet Industry Federation (PIF) Awards. The ceremony took place on Thursday 6 November at...
The Mineral Composition of Bone Broth and Its Role in Hydration Dehydration in pets occurs when their body loses more water than they take in, leading to an imbalance that affects normal bodily functions. It can be caused by vomiting,...
Written By Dr Nick Thompson I've always loved finding natural ways to care for pets, and bone broth—an ancient nutrient-packed liquid from simmered bones—has become a key part of my routine, both at home and in my veterinary practice. I've...
Learn more about why Dr Nick Thompson recommends bone broth.
Looking for natural joint support for your dog? Discover how chicken bone broth, collagen, omega-3s, healthy weight and regular movement can help support your dog’s joints, connective tissues and everyday mobility.
Could your dog's gut health influence their overall wellbeing? Discover the fascinating gut-brain connection and how nutrition, bone broth, water kefir, exercise and routine can help support an anxious dog naturally.
Is your dog constantly scratching, licking their paws or struggling with irritated skin? Discover the connection between gut health and itchy skin in dogs, plus simple ways to support their digestion, skin and coat through nutrition, hydration, bone broth and fermented foods.
Is your dog struggling to poo or passing hard, dry stools? Discover simple, natural ways to support dog constipation with extra hydration, bone broth, fibre-rich foods and gentle exercise.
Is your dog struggling with sloppy or loose poo? Discover simple, natural ways to support healthy digestion and firmer stools, including bone broth, fibre, probiotics and better hydration.
If your dog has digestive problems, food sensitivities or recurring tummy troubles, supporting their gut health can make a real difference. Discover seven natural ways to support a healthy digestive system, from bone broth and probiotics to diet and stress reduction.
Your dog’s water bowl may look clean, but bacteria and biofilm can quickly build up. Discover the hidden dangers of a dirty water bowl, how it could affect your dog’s health, and simple ways to keep their drinking water fresh and safe.
If you’ve found yourself asking, “Why is my dog constipated?”, you’re not alone. Constipation is a relatively common digestive problem in dogs and can range from a mild, short-term issue to a sign that something else is going on. A constipated...
Bad breath in dogs is often linked to dental health, but could digestion and the gut microbiome play a part too? Discover the possible connection between your dog’s mouth and gut, common causes of bad breath, and simple ways to support their oral and digestive health.
Discover how bone broth can support your dog’s gut health. Learn about leaky gut syndrome in dogs and how adding nutrient-rich bone broth to their diet may support digestion, hydration and overall wellbeing.
Porcine collagen is a natural animal-derived protein found in pork bone broth. Discover why collagen is important to the body and how adding collagen-rich foods to your dog’s diet may help support joints, skin, muscles and overall wellbeing.
Can you fast your dog with bone broth? Discover how fasting works for dogs, why some owners use bone broth during fasting periods, and the important precautions to consider.
