Nature's Logic Dehydrated Beef Bone Broth Dog & Cat Food Topper

Aries, my senior dog, has to take supplements everyday for arthritis and skin problems. Both of which she absolutely hates, but she has to have them. Usually we crush the tablets and mix with her kibble. We decided to give this a try to see if it would help her be more interested in her kibble. Works 100%! We no longer have to crush up the supplements to mix with her food. Instead, we make sure the supplements are on top and pour the broth over to mask their flavor. The bowl is licked clean! For the human, though, be prepared… this stuff reeks! Dog absolutely loves it!

My dog suddenly stopped being interested in her food. After a lot of trial and error with different food and toppers I finally landed on this. I mix a very small amount in about 1/4 cup of warm water and add it to each meal. She finally eats her food with no trouble.

Folks, listen. Here's how to mix it. Use a sports drink bottle or other plastic container 32-64oz depending on how much you want to make. Run your tap as hot as it will go and fill the container three quarters full with HOT water. Use a dry funnel to add the broth, you'll have to tap it because it's like flour. Close the jug and shake off and on for a minute or two until it all dissolves. It will foam up some so just let it sit between shakings.

I found this extremely hard to dissolve in water hot or cold it made lumps and was messy, that alone would not have mattered if the cats had liked it but they wouldn't touch it.

I had such high hopes for this product because I know Bone Broth is an excellent addition to any healthy diet. I bought it to give to both my dogs and cats. I’ve offered 4 different times, and four different ways. So far neither cats nor my dogs are the least bit interested. Also it takes a little effort getting it to completely dissolve. I’m going to keep trying and hoping they’ll get to like it.

After stirring thoroughly, I found that the mixture came together really well and had no chunks. My pup loved the taste!

Another failed attempt to add moisture into my cats diet. I thought he would love it since he only eats the broth from cans. But not this stuff. Since it's human grade maybe I'll convince my husband to eat it.

This is very good broth. The main thing you need to do is prepare it ahead of time so it dissolves properly. I use a Mason jar and put a tbsp of powder in, then poor warm water in and let it sit for at least 1/2 hour. My dogs love it. I just use it to moisten their kibble.

They don't like it at all. I tried giving it to them alone. Mixing it up with food (they won't eat the food if the broth is added). Not sure what to do.

I am mixing a spoonful with filtered water (with shungite) and pouring over a can of food. I have 6 kitties left... and they all like having this extra.