For your pets
Bowl-licking good.
Human-grade bone broth with prebiotic chicory root fibre. Beef for good fur days, chicken for a spring in their step. Available in bowl-licking flavours only.
Bone broth for dogs & cats
Human-grade bone broth powder and food topper for dogs and cats, with prebiotic fibre for gut support. Made in the UK, with no added salt.
Why buy two when one spoon does both?
Most broth toppers do one job, so you end up buying a gut supplement on the side. Ours does both: bone broth for protein and collagen, plus prebiotic chicory root fibre for their gut. One pouch, one spoon, one less thing to remember.
- Pets Beef Broth + Prebiotic Grass-fed British beef bone broth for dogs and cats. High protein, with type I and III collagen.
- Pets Chicken Broth + Prebiotic Free-range chicken bone broth for dogs and cats. High protein, with type II collagen.
Yes, if it's made for dogs. Shop-bought chicken broth often has salt, onion or garlic, which aren't safe for dogs. Ours has no added salt, no onion and no garlic, plus prebiotic fibre for their gut.
It's a prebiotic. The chicory root fibre feeds the good bacteria already in their gut.
It helps support their gut. Plus, you only need one product, not two.
Start with a teaspoon and build up over a couple of days. Always leave fresh water out.
Yes. A sprinkle on dry food is one of the easiest ways to make dinner more tempting. Bowls licked clean.
Yes. Both of our pet broths are made for dogs and cats, including puppies and kittens from 9 weeks old. Start with a teaspoon, and check with your vet first.
Yes. Bone broth is a tasty way to add protein, collagen and electrolytes to their bowl. Ours also adds prebiotic fibre to support healthy digestion.
Best not. We'd point those puppy eyes at our pet broths instead. They're made from human-grade ingredients, with prebiotic fibre and no added salt or herbs.
It goes by your pet's weight:
Under 10kg: ½ tbsp
10–25kg: 1 tbsp
Over 25kg: 1½ tbsp
Sprinkle it over their food, or mix with 100ml hot water, let it cool and serve as a broth.
Beef for skin and coat, chicken for joints. Most pets would happily have both. Obviously.
Still stuck? Email us at info@honestandgood.co.uk