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Health benefits of goat bone broth powder for dogs

The health benefits of our goat bone broth protein powder for dogs are significant. It contains 100% pure protein, including vital amino acids such as Collagen Type I, as well as other important proteins that help your dog maintain a healthy balance. The broth also contains glucosamine, chondroitin, and other components that support joint function. Our bone broth is backed by veterinarians and is recognized as one of the leading options on the market. It has proven results in promoting gut healing, supporting joints and ligaments, and enhancing the condition of the coat, skin, and nails. Don’t forget to check out our Trust Pilot and Google reviews for feedback from satisfied customers.

If your dog has allergies, we suggest trying a different flavour to cater to their specific dietary needs.

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How to use goat bone broth for dogs

Using our goat broth protein powder is simple. Just use the provided scoop to measure a level scoop of powder, then add it to a jug or cup. Pour 100ml of boiling hot water over the powder and stir well to prevent clumping. After that, follow the serving suggestions below to determine the appropriate amount of liquid bone broth based on your dog’s weight.

Feeding guidelines:

Small dog/cat (5 – 20kg): 30-50ml of liquid bone broth

Medium dog: 50ml – 100ml of liquid broth

Large dog: 100ml – 150ml of liquid broth

For storage, keep the dried broth in an airtight container for up to 2 years. Once you’ve prepared the liquid broth, it can be stored in the fridge for up to 5 days. Freezing is also an option, allowing you to keep the broth for up to 1 year.

Ingredients:

Our goat broth protein powder is made from high-quality ingredients, including goat bones, water, and apple cider vinegar, ensuring a nutritious and beneficial supplement for your dog’s diet.

Analytical constituents per 5g scoop:

Moisture content: 0.3%

Protein: 3.8g

Collagen: 2g

Crude fats: < 0.5g

Crude fibre: < 0.5g

Crude ash: 0.2g

Remember to always seek veterinary advice before introducing new supplements to your dog’s or cat’s diet, as they can provide specific guidance based on your pet’s individual needs and health conditions.