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

I’m always looking for bone broth for my cats as a way to encourage more liquid consumption and the stuff I used to buy is discontinued. I just received this tub today and promptly mixed up half a serving (1 tablespoon in 4 ounces of warm water). The powder is extremely fine and doesn’t dissolve completely if stuck to the sides of the container. Both of my cats (siblings, 1.5 years old) were interested as I brought the bowls to their food area and right away started drinking and then within a a minute or two both were gagging. They walked away and I thought maybe it was too warm for them. So I left it out and about an hour later, I watched Olive drink more and immediately gag. I have no idea I’m always looking for bone broth for my cats as a way to encourage more liquid consumption and the stuff I used to buy is discontinued. I just received this tub today and promptly mixed up half a serving (1 tablespoon in 4 ounces of warm water). The powder is extremely fine and doesn’t dissolve completely if stuck to the sides of the container. Both of my cats (siblings, 1.5 years old) were interested as I brought the bowls to their food area and right away started drinking and then within a a minute or two both were gagging. They walked away and I thought maybe it was too warm for them. So I left it out and about an hour later, I watched Olive drink more and immediately gag. I have no idea why this is happening. I’m going to try it one more time over food rather than alone, but I don’t have high hopes. … more

I use add this broth to my cat's dry food every morning, and she seems to like it (or at least tolerates it enough to eat it all). I always worry about her not getting enough liquid in her diet since she won't drink out of her water bowl enough, and this definitely makes me feel better. I feel the dehydrated broth is a much better option than buying cans or cartons of liquid. It's been several weeks and I've barely made a dent in the powder, and it's great being able to only make as much as I need.

jury is still out on this - maybe i made it too strong but i followed the directions. I started giving my 20 year old broth inbetween meals as she has gotten that old age skinny. i give her bone broth when i make it as i know there is no sodium and what i put in there - i have also bought Pacific Foods organic sodium free broth (she loved it - but its pricey). She loved it the first time but not so much after - i will continue to try this as i want this to work

My dogs and cats will eat, but I am not happy with how long it takes to dissolve.

Followed the guideline but the powder was very hard to dissolve and my cat has no interest.

Tried it on my cat and he did not care for it. I think maybe dogs would fare better with it in their food because they aren't as fussy as cats are. I am sure the star rating would be more if my dog was still around, because he would like it. I would recommend for dogs over cats, even though I didn't check the box yes, to recommend.

My 8 year old greyhound has had most of her teeth removed. For some time she has been having Natures Logic canned food as well as their kibble. Both forms are excellent products. But she really prefers moistened kibble, so this broth has been a godsend. So healthy and it smells very flavorful. She gets a half cup of the broth and 1 cup of kibble at each meal. She really enjoys it. Tip: be sure to use very warm water to mix it. I also find it easiest to use my handheld blender. I make a 4-cup glassware measuring cup and it lasts for 4 days.

This is a delicious addition to my cat's can food. She likes her food extremely moist creamy and lick-able. It is nice that you can make a cup at a time and refrigerate what is left for the next meal. There is a lot less waste this way over the liquid broths that have a 5-7 day time frame to use before it should be tossed.

I use this brand for both chicken and beef broth (beef for the dogs, as one is allergic to chicken), and both broths are great; I use the broths as my liquid for preparing food. The nice thing about the chicken broth is that it disolves very well in slightly warm water; unfortunately, the beef broth does not disolve well in water no matter what you do, but I use the beef broth to make oatmeal for the dogs' mix anyway, so the clumps get broken up when I mix in the oats before cooking. I keep the powder in the fridge after opening; not sure if this is necessary or not.

very happy with all of my purchases from Chewy, my only complaint is the boxes are too big and heavy for a 70year old woman to handle