The Honest Kitchen Daily Boosters Turkey Bone Broth with Turmeric for Dogs & Cats, 3.6-oz jar

I made the recommended amount for my 75 lb dog and boiled it on the stove with potato and veggies (until fork tender) to add to some slow cooked plain chicken or plain eggs. He is over the moon about it and eats his vegetables with his restricted, simple diet at the moment with no fuss like before. I am honestly relieved he has something that makes him want to eat. He doesn't care much for the broth itself or too much of watery broth on his food, but anything cooked in it or a small drizzle over unseasoned meat seems to be a winner. Was bought as a comfort gift from his caring human aunt - came in a couple of days.

I have to feed my dog a very natural and healthy diet because she has severe allergies, digestive issues, and kidney issues. Adding this to her mix of food everyday helps her want to eat it and she is finishing meals again. Im not sure I will purchase again after using up this canister and may just make my own broths to add to her meals.

I bought this to enhance the flavor of my senior cats' wet food. They took to it for the first meal, but any subsequent meal where I tried to add this, my cats refused to eat that food. It doesn't mix well at all, and there's way too much turmeric in the mix. Also, if you've ever cooked with turmeric, you know how badly it stains. Ditto goes for carpets. Just FYI. This may be a good additive for dogs, but for my cats, it's a definite no.

I was hoping to use this to give my senior cat her meds, instead of having to drain the liquid from canned food. But after a few licks, she refused to touch it.

I ordered this as a way to rehydrate my cat's food and add more nutrients. It works extremely well for a dehydrated broth and really only clumps up when cold and only at the bottom. The broth was simple to make and I found it easy to combine the powder with the water. But they did add a ridiculous amount of seasoning/herbs to this broth that honestly just gets in the way. I end up scrapping the herbs off the top of the water because there's just so much of it. If your animal is a picky eater, especially when it comes to flavoring, just keep that in mind.

I am the caretaker of 14 cats. NONE of them liked this. at. all. Too much herbs floating on top and anytime you have to mix with water, that is problematic. I tried this because their favorite Free-range Turkey bone broth was out of stock. So, I can't recommend this for cats.

My male neutered 2 yr old cat at first hated it but as I mixed it with warm water and added to wet cat food he gobbles it up! I guess the trick is to add it already warm and completely mix with some wet food they already love. I LOVE I can add so much nutrition to their diet. Hope it helps someone!

I was looking for something to wet their dry kibble and since I already feed HK, this was the answer. I sprinkle a small amount over the dry and add water. I shake up the container and put it in the fridge until feeding time. Then I just pop it into the micro just to bring it to room temp and serve. Before I started doing this, one of my dogs would regurgitate her meal but not anymore.

WARNING if you life at altitude! The can is full of what resembles a powdered turkey Bouillon substance. It was obviously manufactured at sea level. There's an aluminum peal off seal lid. Opening it standing at the sink covered me (and I inhaled) a cloud of the powder. It needs "WARNING: If opening at altitude, make a pin hole in the lid first to equalize the pressure."

I like to add this to my dogs Honest Kitchen Clusters food. Especially nice in the cold winter months used with warm water. She enjoys the flavor.