Bone Broth

[Amy May In A Manger]

Does anyone routinely feed bone broth to their dog(s).

If so which brand do you use (I know I should make my own...).

 

[[69117]]

I do! I make my own because I’m a tightarse and it’s so much cheaper.

I boil down pigs feet, chicken feet and chicken and duck wings, with lots of water, until the feet and wings are just wibbly blobs, and all their lovely collagen is in the water. I strain it, discard the feet and wings and then decant it into silicone freezer tubs, which mean I can freeze it in portions and then pop it into sandwich bags to save on freezer space.

I have also been known to steal some from them to put into gravy haha

 

[Pearlsacarolsinger]

I do! I make my own because I’m a tightarse and it’s so much cheaper.

I boil down pigs feet, chicken feet and chicken and duck wings, with lots of water, until the feet and wings are just wibbly blobs, and all their lovely collagen is in the water. I strain it, discard the feet and wings and then decant it into silicone freezer tubs, which mean I can freeze it in portions and then pop it into sandwich bags to save on freezer space.

I have also been known to steal some from them to put into gravy haha

Be careful most proprietary brands contain onion and salt.

 

[CorvusCorax]

You can get it in cartons specifically for dogs.

ETA Karnlea was the brand I used

 

[Andie02]

Boil & Broth for dogs and cats, or the sister site which does larger sizes. Quick and easy as it's dehydrated. Offers are often available.

 

[Amy May In A Manger]

Boil & Broth for dogs and cats, or the sister site which does larger sizes. Quick and easy as it's dehydrated. Offers are often available.

Thanks. I was looking at that one this morning x