For best results, give to your dog daily.
Try before you buy
Our dehydrated pork broth samples are an excellent way to give your dog our broth before committing to a larger pouch. Our dehydrated pork broths are 100% natural, containing vital amino acids such as Collagen Type I and Type III, along with other important proteins. The broth also provides glucosamine, chondroitin, and an amine group that supports joint function. Our bone broth is highly regarded by veterinarians and has proven results in gut healing, joint and ligament support, as well as maintaining a healthy coat, skin, and nails.
Does your dog have allergies? Why not check out our other flavours.
Ingredients:
Pork bones, filtered water, apple cider vinegar (Human Grade).
The analytical constituents per 5g scoop
Moisture content: 0.3%
Protein: 4.79g
Collagen: 2.41g
Crude Fats: < 0.5g
Crude Fibre: < 0.5g
Crude Ash: 0.2g
Always consult your veterinarian before introducing new supplements to your dog or cat's diet.
How to Use
Our dehydrated broths are easy to use. Using the scoop provided measure the following amounts for your dog weight and then add with boiling hot water.
A scoop is the equivalent of a teaspoon (5g)
Small Dog (5-20kg) = 1/3 of a scoop with 30ml-50ml of boiling hot water.
Medium Dog (20-35kg) = 1/2 of a scoop with 50ml-70ml of boiling hot water.
Large Dog (35kg+) = 1 scoop with 100ml of boiling hot water.
Stir well for about 1 minute. If the broth is clumpy on the spoon, use another spoon to scrape it off and continue stirring.
Remember this is a 100% natural product and it is the natural collagen that causes this. Other solution is to buy our broth whisks.
Or soak the dehydrated broth in cold water for 1 minute, then add boiling water and stir for 1 minute.
Give your dog the broth either as a drink or pour onto meals. Great as a topper.
How to Store
Store on your shelf in a cool dry place. Use within 2 years of opening, or before the best before date.
If you rehydrate your broth back to a liquid then store in the fridge, use within 5 days.
If you rehydrate your broth back to a liquid then store in the freezer, use within 12 months.
