Nature's Logic Dehydrated Turkey Bone Broth for Dogs & Cats

I had hoped this would entice my skinny elderly cat to eat more, but it does not seem to be a large draw. I'm still looking for a perfect appetite stimulant to get her off the medical ointment once a week. I had already been mixing her prescription wet food with water, as it was very dense. I'll continue to use this, at least til the end of the container even though it wasn't a magic cure like I hoped, as it's giving her some added calories. She is not opposed to it, so I'll continue adding it (about 2 tablespoons to a 1/4-1/3 can per serving) as she likes more sloppy consistency to her food. Definitely worth trying in my opinion, cost is good for the amount of product you get.

I bought this to increase water intake for my dog who is frequently constipated. She has zero interest in this broth. I tried to give it to my friend's Golden Retriever who eats EVERYTHING, and he smelled it and had no interest in it.

I feed my senior (picky) Yorkie home cooked food, raw chicken Wingettes, kibble, and supplements. This is perfect for using in lieu of a glucosamine treat, because she is so picky. I use this and Nature’s Logic Supplement (after it cools).

I serve home cooked meals to my doggies. Sometimes they need a little something extra on their food & this is a great nutritious option. We have tried the beef also. They seem to love both of them & I think they have an extra bounce in their step!

I have tried all flavors of this product and my 6 dogs love them all. I use it as an extender for can dog food that I add to their kibble. This was my first time trying the turkey but they love it as they do the others

I too had troubles simply stirring the powder into water, but adding it to hot water in a mason jar with lid then shaking for a minute? Perfection every time. I can make enough for all three cats and they all love it. I also use a carton broth, but this one is great if I don't have it on hand and need broth quickly for a meal. Easy, convenient, and allergy kitty friendly. Perfect.

Cant really comment as he refuses to even smell it. Having a cat who is allergic to chicken is so draining.

I read many reviews saying it is hard to mix. I found if I don’t add all of the water and use warm water, it is easier to mix. Then I add the rest of the water (warm) and mix a little more. My dogs love it and look forward to having it on their kibble.

Hard to mix, the powder clings to whatever you are stirring with and turns into bone-hard goo and all 3 of my fur babies turned their nose up at it. It may not be as economical as this powdered product, but I will be sticking to the liquid bone broth from Only Natural Pet... As long as they can keep it in stock.

I read other reviews about how difficult it was not to end up w/a clumpy wad of "stuff." I made up only one cup, just to see. And yes, it took a whisk and a lot of beating to get rid of all the clumps adhering to the blades of the whisk. My cats like it, haven't tried it with the dog yet. But since he doesn't know what the word "picky" means, it shouldn't be a problem. Will I buy it again--haven't decided yet. It's one big advantage from the commercial stuff you can buy at Walmart is that it does not contain onion powder which is a no/no for critters. While I've made bone broth from scratch, there's nothing like an easier way to solve the problem.