Goat Bone Broth for Dogs Sample 10g Click & Collect
Size: 10g
Makes: Up to 200ml of liquid goat bone broth
Our dehydrated goat bone broth for dogs and cats is a 100% natural complementary feed, handmade in Britain using human-grade British grass-fed goat bones.
Simply add hot water to rehydrate into a delicious, nourishing broth, pour over food, or sprinkle the powder directly onto meals as a tasty topper.
This handy 10g goat bone broth sample is ideal if you'd like your dog to try our broth before committing to a larger pouch.
Why give your dog goat bone broth?
Naturally rich in caprine collagen and protein, our goat bone broth is an easy way to add natural nutrition and flavour to your dog's everyday diet.
Goat is also an alternative protein, making it a great option for owners looking to introduce a different animal protein into their dog's diet.
Bone broth can help support:
- Gut health and digestion
- Healthy joints and ligaments
- Healthy skin and coat
- Hydration
- General health and wellbeing
Our goat bone broth naturally contains Type I and Type III caprine collagen and is suitable for dogs of all life stages, whether they are fed raw, fresh, wet or dry food.
Ingredients
British grass-fed goat bones, water and apple cider vinegar (processing ingredient only) – dehydrated.
Flavour: Goat
Allergy Information
Contains no recognised allergenic ingredients. However, some dogs may have sensitivities or intolerances to particular animal proteins. Goat can be a useful alternative protein for dogs whose owners are looking to vary the proteins in their diet.
Please note: Our goat bones are not Halal or Kosher.
How to Use
Our dehydrated bone broth powder is quick and easy to prepare. Simply add the recommended amount of powder to boiling hot water, stir until fully dissolved, allow it to cool to a safe temperature, and serve.
You can pour it over your dog's food, offer it as a nourishing drink, use it to rehydrate dry food, or refrigerate it after mixing to create a collagen-rich jelly.
Feeding Guide
Small Dogs (5–20kg)
- Add 2g (approximately ⅓ teaspoon) to 30–50ml of boiling hot water.
- Stir well, allow to cool, then serve.
Medium Dogs (20–35kg)
- Add 3g (approximately ½ teaspoon) to 50–70ml of boiling hot water.
- Stir well, allow to cool, then serve.
Large Dogs (35kg+)
- Add 5g (approximately 1 teaspoon) to 70–100ml of boiling hot water.
- Stir well, allow to cool, then serve.
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
Choose from Royal Mail 24 or Royal Mail 48 at checkout.
Orders placed before 11am Monday–Friday are normally dispatched the same working day. Orders placed after 11am will be dispatched the next working day.
We do not dispatch orders at weekends or on UK bank holidays.
Larger or heavier orders may be sent via Parcelforce.
Shipping costs are calculated at checkout based on your order and selected delivery service.
For full delivery information, please see our Shipping Policy.
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.
