Bone Broth Samples for Dogs & Cats – 10 x 10g
Size: 10 x 10g samples
Makes: Each 10g sample makes up to 200ml of liquid bone broth
Our dehydrated bone broth samples for dogs and cats are a great way to discover which of our natural bone broths your pet loves before committing to a larger pouch.
In this pack, you'll receive 10 individual 10g bone broth samples, with each sample making up to 200ml of liquid broth.
Simply add hot water to rehydrate into a nourishing broth, pour over food, or sprinkle the powder directly onto meals as a tasty topper.
Why try our bone broth sample pack?
Our bone broth sample pack for dogs allows you to introduce different animal proteins and discover your dog's favourites before moving on to our larger, better-value pouches for daily feeding.
Our dehydrated bone broths are naturally rich in collagen, protein and amino acids, making them an easy way to add natural nutrition and flavour to your dog's everyday diet.
Bone broth can help support:
- Gut health and digestion
- Healthy joints and ligaments
- Healthy skin, coat and nails
- Hydration
- General health and wellbeing
For best results, we recommend including bone broth as part of your dog's daily diet.
Suitable for dogs and cats of all life stages, whether they are fed raw, fresh, wet or dry food.
Ingredients
Our broths are made using British animal bones, water and apple cider vinegar (processing ingredient only) before being dehydrated into a convenient powder.
Please refer to each individual sample for its specific protein and ingredients.
Allergy Information
Contains no recognised allergenic ingredients. However, some dogs may have sensitivities or intolerances to particular animal proteins.
Trying a selection of different broths can help you discover which proteins your dog prefers before purchasing a larger pouch.
Please note: Our bones are not Halal or Kosher.
How to Use
Our dehydrated bone broth powder is quick and easy to prepare. Add the recommended amount of powder to hot water, stir until fully dissolved and allow to cool to a safe temperature before serving.
Serve as a nourishing drink, pour over your dog's food, use to rehydrate dry food, or refrigerate once prepared to create a naturally collagen-rich jelly.
Feeding Guide
Small Dogs (5–20kg)
- Mix 2g (approx. ⅓ teaspoon) with 30–50ml hot water
- Stir well, allow to cool, then serve
Medium Dogs (20–35kg)
- Mix 3g (approx. ½ teaspoon) with 50–70ml hot water
- Stir well, allow to cool, then serve
Large Dogs (35kg+)
- Mix 5g (approx. 1 teaspoon) with 70–100ml hot water
- Stir well, allow to cool, then serve
New to bone broth? Start with a smaller amount and gradually increase to the recommended serving.
How to Store
Dehydrated powder:
Store sealed in a cool, dry place. Use within 5 years of opening or before the best-before date, whichever comes first.
Once rehydrated:
Store prepared bone broth in the fridge and use within 5 days.
Freezing:
Prepared bone broth can also be frozen for up to 12 months. Defrost thoroughly before serving.
Shipping
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FAQs
My beef bone broth won't set into a collagen jelly. What's wrong?
If your broth isn't setting into a jelly, you may simply be using too much water. For a firmer collagen jelly, we recommend mixing 1 teaspoon of beef bone broth powder with around 70ml of hot water.
Stir thoroughly until dissolved, allow to cool and place at the back of the fridge, where it is coldest. Your fridge should be around 2–3°C for the collagen to set well.
Leave refrigerated for a minimum of 24 hours to allow the broth to develop its jelly-like consistency.
Does beef bone broth need to be made with hot water?
Yes. Our dehydrated bone broth powder needs hot water to dissolve properly. Add the powder to hot water, stir thoroughly and allow it to cool to a safe temperature before giving it to your dog.
Can I sprinkle the powder directly onto my dog's food?
Yes. If you're using it as a food topper, you can sprinkle the dehydrated powder directly onto your dog's usual food without rehydrating it.
How much beef bone broth should I give my dog?
Our recommended daily serving is approximately 2g for small dogs (5–20kg), 3g for medium dogs (20–35kg), and 5g for large dogs (35kg+). If your dog is new to bone broth, start with a smaller amount and gradually increase.
How long does prepared beef bone broth last?
Once rehydrated, keep the broth refrigerated and use within 5 days. You can also freeze prepared broth for up to 12 months.
Can I freeze beef bone broth?
Yes. Once prepared and cooled, you can portion the broth into suitable containers or ice cube trays and freeze it, making it easy to defrost individual portions when needed.
Can puppies have beef bone broth?
Yes, beef bone broth can be fed as a complementary food alongside an appropriate complete puppy diet. Introduce it gradually and adjust the serving according to your puppy's size.
Can cats have the beef bone broth too?
Yes. Our beef bone broth is also suitable for cats. Always introduce new foods gradually and feed as part of a balanced diet.
What is in your beef bone broth?
Our beef bone broth is made from British grass-fed beef bones, water and apple cider vinegar, which is used as a processing ingredient. The finished broth is then dehydrated into a convenient powder.
How much broth does one 50g pouch make?
A 50g pouch makes up to 1 litre of liquid bone broth, depending on how concentrated you choose to make it. If you're making collagen jelly, use less water for a stronger concentration.
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.
