Dehydrated Chicken Broth for Dogs & Cats
Size: 50g Rehydrates back to 1 litre of liquid broth.
Flavour: Chicken
Our bones are not Halal or Kosher.
Our dehydrated chicken broth for dogs and cats is an excellent complimentary feed. Chicken broth contains Type II collagen and is good for your pets joints, ligaments and their overall general wellbeing.
- For a small dog, this is approx one month's supply.
- Larger dogs may benefit from our 120g instead. (Takes you to a new site). Head to our sister site.
- Bone broth works best when given to your dog daily, subscribe and save 10%.
- Contains Type II natural collagen for joints and ligaments.
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Suitable for dogs fed all diets for dogs of all life stages.
Product Ingredients
British free range chicken bones, water, apple cider vinegar (processing ingredient only) – dehydrated.
Allergy information:
There are no allergy ingredients used when making our broths. However, some dogs can have intolerances to certain proteins. We offer a range of novelty proteins to support sensitive tummies.
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.
Shipping
Royal Mail 48 hour tracked for all orders exc. sample orders.
Broth samples on their own will be sent via Royal Mail 2nd class post.
FAQs
My parcel hasn’t arrived, what should I do?
We use Royal Mail to send our parcels. Please visit our shipping policy for more information. Link to the shipping policy.
How much apple cider vinegar is used?
Apple cider vinegar is used as a processing ingredient. There is less than 1% used during the broth production process. Once the broth has been pressure cooked, there is no apple cider vinegar left in the final product.
Can I freeze my broth once it's been defrosted?
Yes absolutely. Simply make up the broths following the guidelines and then put any unwanted liquid broth in the freezer.
Is bone broth safe for my dog with CKD?
Caution must be taken when introducing any new supplements to your dog’s diet if they have CKD. Always consult with your vet. We do recommend small amounts of broth for dogs with CKD. Broth is great for gut health, so giving your dog 10ml of rehydrated broth daily can help support their gut health and keep them hydrated.
Is bone broth safe for my dog with pancreatitis?
Caution must be taken when introducing any new supplements to your dog’s diet if they have pancreatitis. Always consult with your vet. We do recommend small amounts of broth for dogs with pancreatitis. Broth is great for gut health, so giving your dog 10ml of rehydrated broth daily can help support their gut health and keep them hydrated.
My dog is new to bone broth, how should I introduce broth to their diet?
We recommend introducing our broths slowly. 10ml per day for 3 days, and then increase the dose until they reach their weight according to the feeding guideline.
When introducing bone broth to your dog’s diet, please consult your vet.
Suitable for Dogs & Cats of All Diets
Our dehydrated broths can be rehydrated back to collagen jelly, sprinkled over meals, poured over wet food, added to cooked food and even served on their own as a drink.
