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| Top Ingredients | Dehydrated Turkey Bone Broth. | Dehydrated Pork Bone Broth. | Dehydrated Chicken Bone Broth. | Dehydrated Beef Bone Broth. | Roasted Beef Lung, Roasted Beef Liver |
| Special Diet | Gluten Free, No Corn No Wheat No Soy, Limited Ingredient Diet... | Grain-Free, High-Protein, Limited Ingredient Diet... | Gluten Free, Limited Ingredient Diet, No Corn No Wheat No Soy... | Gluten Free, Grain-Free, High-Protein... | N/A |
| Breed Size | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds | All Breeds, Small Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds |
| Food Form | Dehydrated, Powder, Treats, Bone Broth | Dehydrated, Powder, Treats, Bone Broth | Dehydrated, Powder, Treats, Bone Broth | Dehydrated, Powder, Treats, Bone Broth | Food Topping, Powder |
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35 Customer Reviews
Gobble Gobble Good!
Both of my dogs love this broth as a treat over their kibble. So good for them. Especially on a cold winters day. (We live in southern Idaho where’s it’s still snowing) My only issue with this brand is that it does take a little while for the powder to dissolve in the hot water. Otherwise it’s great and affordable.
Cat princess
Broth tastes horrible. She won't touch it. I tasted it (yes I did) and it tastes bitter.
FOOLPROOF secret to mixing is...
So I decided to try this - kitties LOVE it poured over their wet food, lick that broth right up! Will be trying the other flavors too. As for mixing.... I found the FOOLPROOF method for clump-free, thoroughly mixed broth. I serve this warm so I just make it fresh each time (since I'm warming it anyway). I mix up 1/2 to 3/4 C of broth at a time. My method: i start with cold water, 1/2 to 3/4 C, put into a tall 16oz glass jar (use glass, not plastic). I set this inside of a 32oz plastic yogurt container. Heat about 1 1/2 C water in microwave for 2 1/2 min, pour into plastic container so that jar of water sits flat on bottom of container and level of hot water surrounding the jar is above level of water in jar. Let sit for about 5 min, or until jar water is warmed. (Ive let it sit longer and its fine). Add bone broth powder to warmed water in jar, stir with a small whisk. Note: there will be clumps! Leave the whisk in the jar of clumpy broth and let it sit for a few minutes. Do NOT attempt to whisk away the clumps - you can't, and you'll just frustrate yourself. If the water in the plastic container has cooled, pour it into a cup and nuke it for another minute or so (do not overheat), then pour back into container (do NOT pour into jar of broth). As the broth sits in the jar surrounded by warm water, all the clumps will dissolve. ALL the clumps, even those stuck in the whisk. I promise you! I have never had this fail! Even powder that's stuck on the sides of the jar will soften and dissolve, tho may need to be scraped down into the broth with the whisk. And voila! Perfect broth! This may sound involved, but it really isn't. I start the broth process first, let it do its thing while I fix the rest of the kitty feeding, and its ready when the food is ready. Easy! As I said, this is how I do it. By all means, adapt it to whatever glass and plastic containers you have. I use a tall glass jar as it fits neatly in the 32oz plastic container with little risk of spilling while stirring, or having the warming water in container get into the jar of broth. If making ahead, I recommend warming cold broth using this water bath method rather than just putting it in the microwave. First, you have better control over how warm it gets and won't be overheating it. Second, don't nuke it for the same reason baby formula should not be nuked: it alters the structure of the protein molecules our babies depend on for nourishment, especially important for our carnivore fur babies. So if you've been deterred from ordering by negative reviews complaining of clumpy broth, then just go ahead and order. If you use my water btth mixing method, you will always have perfect broth. I can't speak for the animals whose parents said they walked away from it, but its possible that clumpy broth contributed to that. So starting with fully mixed broth should help. If an animal still walks away, you can try adding a little extra powder for more concentrated flavor, or add less powder at first for weaker broth til they adjust. Also, mix it into the food rather than just pouring it over like soup, starting with a small amount and work your way up as the animal adjusts. This is a nutritional supplement as well as a yummy treat so you will be helping your fur babies by adding this to their diets, no matter how you do it. Happy kitties say YUM!!!
my cat won’t eat this
I would really like to give this a good review. It seems very nutritious. My cat does not like it.
hard to mix
my dogs love this stuff, my only issue is the powder is so fine i have a hard time mixing it. i use super hot almost boiling water and then have to mix vigorously or else the powder turns into a big slimy ball
Great Stuff
My elderly cats seem to love it. It's easy to mix if you microwave 8oz water and pour on top of 1 scoop powder in your choice of container (I use an old smoothie mug) It doesn't smell one way or another unless you put your nose right up to it (don't) It's just the kind of warm, aromatic soup cats will appreciate in their food. bonus, dehydrated broth is Very cost effective. Thumbs up!
Cats like it
The cats all seem to like it just fine, but it does like to clump and not completely dissolve. The cats eat the clumps though, so I don't care.
How to mix easily
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.
Not for everyone
My cat did not like it at all. I'm sure it's fine for some but mine walked away from the food with this on it. What a waste of money.
Good water additive!
I use this to re-hydrate the freeze-dried food for my cat. It adds some flavor to the plain water and avoid weakening the smell of the original food.