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Health benefits of pork bone broth powder for dogs

The health benefits of our pork bone broth powder are substantial. It offers 100% pure protein, including vital amino acids such as Porcine Collagen Type I and III, which play a crucial role in maintaining a healthy balance for your dog. Additionally, the broth contains glucosamine and chondroitin, which support joint function and overall well-being. Our bone broth is highly regarded by veterinarians and has proven results in gut healing, as well as supporting joints, ligaments, coat, skin, and nail care. We invite you to check out our Trust Pilot and Google reviews to hear from our satisfied customers.

If your dog has allergies, we recommend trying a different flavour from our range.

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How to use pork bone broth powder for dogs

Using our pork bone broth powder for dogs is simple. Use the provided scoop to measure out a level scoop of powder. Add the powder to a jug or cup, then pour in 100ml of boiling hot water. Stir well to prevent clumping.

Follow the serving suggestions below based on your dog’s weight to determine the appropriate amount of liquid bone broth to serve:

Feeding guidelines:

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

Medium dog (20 – 35kg): 50ml – 100ml of liquid broth

Large dog (35g +): 100ml – 150ml of liquid broth

Storage

When it comes to storage, the dried broth can be stored 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. Alternatively, you can make a larger batch and freeze it, allowing you to keep the broth for up to 1 year.

Ingredients

Our pork broth protein powder is made from high-quality ingredients: pork bones, water, and apple cider vinegar.

The analytical constituents per 5g scoop are as follows:

Moisture content: 0.3%

Protein: 3.8g

Collagen: 2g

Crude fats: < 0.5g

Crude fibre: < 0.5g

Crude ash: 0.2g

As always, it’s important to seek advice from your veterinarian before introducing any new supplements to your dog’s or cat’s diet, ensuring it aligns with their specific needs and health conditions.