Caru Daily Dish Chicken Broth Human-Grade Dog & Cat Wet Food Topper, 1.1-lb bottle
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About This Item
Details
- Crafted with only natural, human-grade ingredients like real chicken broth, carrot, apple, celery and more!
- 100% free from GMOs and added colors and preservatives.
- Made without onions, garlic or added salt.
- Paw-fect for hydrating your furry friend’s kibble, freeze-dried food or dehydrated food.
- Enhances the taste and aroma of dry dog food and cat food.
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Add home-style goodness to mealtime with this Caru Daily Dish Chicken Broth Dog & Cat Wet Food Topper. Formulated by vets with natural, human-grade ingredients, this topper helps enhance the flavor of your pet’s existing diet. It’s an excellent way to entice reluctant eaters to take a bite, as well as to hydrate freeze-dried food, kibble or dehydrated foods. And this recipe is completely free from GMO ingredients and added preservatives and colors. Great for both dogs and cats alike, this savory recipe tastes and smells just like you made it yourself—only less dishes.
| Item Number | 227867 |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.1 pounds |
| Season | N/A |
| Shop Conscious | Natural, BPA-Free, Human-Grade |
| Made In | United States |
| Sourced From | United States |
| Food Texture | N/A |
| Lifestage | Adult |
| Breed Size | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds |
| Food Form | Food Topping |
| Special Diet | Human-Grade, Premium |
Nutritional Information
Chicken Broth, Carrot, Apple, Celery, Natural Flavor, Yeast Extract, Tomato, Arrowroot, Turmeric
Kcal/kg: 149
| Crude Protein | 2% min |
|---|---|
| Crude Fat | 0.5% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1% max |
| Moisture | 96% max |
| Ash | 1.5% max |
Feeding Instructions
Use this product as a topper on your dog's kibble or a healthy snack. Serve approximately 1/4 cup of broth per meal. Adjust the amount to meet your pet's individual needs. Always provide access to fresh water
Reviews
66 Customer Reviews
Pup friendly chicken broth
we recently had a small dog diagnosed with diabetes, we had to change his diet plant and needed something to help his appetite. this was the only chicken broth that didn't have onion or garlic in it. both my little dogs love a teaspoon added to their dry food, with the science diet WD food dry mix in a table spoon of WD wet then the broth mixed in my diabetic dog loves his food now. the other small dog gets the same except her dry food is science diet small paws for pups under 6. I'll be ordering more soon
Cat did not like
My finicky feline who is a fan of gravy and broth based foods smelled this and just walked away. He is 15 yo and diagnosed with kidney failure. Drinks a lot of water. Was hoping this might help get a little more fluid into his daily routine. He is choosy ... but this will not become a part of his diet. This was terribly thick, but didn't clearly see any directions for thinning.
chicken broth
For my cats this was not something they wanted to eat. My one cat took a taste and walked away. The other wouldn't even try it. Sorry, it just didn't work.
Cat isn’t interested
My cat really isn’t interested in this at all. It smells more of celery than it does meat
Good gravy
My cat loves a little extra gravy on his moist food, and he really seems to like this stuff. Matt
Only Chicken refused
Exactly same reaction as expressed to the Beef Broth. Total rejection.
Yummy to my tummy Mommy!
My picky year-old mixed pup loves this on his dry food. It is human grade, very tastely like a chicken gravy-ish pour over. I vary his diet and meals and he likes this on his lunch kibble. It adds a layer of fresh flavor that he really goes after!
Good, but...
I am sure it is good broth, but none of my cats would eat it. Picky picky!
chicken broth is a flop
Bailey took one whiff and walked away. She likes her food moist and I thought this would be a good addition--not so. I will continue to add a spoonful of water to add some juice to her dish.
Don’t bother
My cats wouldn’t eat at all. I put out outside where we feed raccoons — they wouldn’t eat it either!