Bone broth, for dogs, is about the most delicious and nutritious thing they will ever encounter. They lap it up, immersing their tongue in meat flavor instead of swallowing a chunk of meat whole without even tasting it, as they are known to do. Bone broth also makes a dog's coat beautiful, makes their skin healthier and reduces both shedding and dander, and helps with the hip and joint problems many breeds are known to have. Not to mention all of the other wonderful health benefits that are common for people consuming bone broth are also valuable for dogs; collagen, amino acids like proline, glycine, glucosamine, and all of the anti-inflammatory, immune boosting properties they possess.
If you make bone broth for your dogs, just be sure it isn't too hot. You know how dogs are; if it smells good, they will voraciously consume it, and it could burn their mouth and throat. If it's hot enough to burn your tongue, it's hot enough to burn your dog's. Bone broth for dogs can be served cold from your fridge; most dogs won't be that picky and will just enjoy some meat flavor, regardless of temperature.
Bone broth for dogs needs to be made with a keen eye for ingredients. Keep in mind, not everything that is good for us humans is good for dogs. Make sure the bone broth you make or buy for your dogs is free of things like onions and garlic; these are typically not very good for dogs, and some dogs react badly to them. It's worth looking up the different foods that are considered unsafe for dogs before making something like bone broth specifically for them.
How much bone broth for dogs should you stock up? After all, they'll lap up as much as you'll give them and they just don't know when to stop. It's safe to say that even a small bowl of bone broth a day, hot or cold, would do wonders for your beloved pet. If you feel your pet is suffering from some form of ailment or is up in years, you may wish to increase the amount of bone broth for your dogs and see if this additional amount helps any more than just a little bowl's worth of it. But in the end, bone broth is good for dogs and you can't really overdo it anymore than you can give them too much water; just give it to them in increments, since they'll love it so much they will probably drink too much too fast.
To find a bone broth suitable for dogs or pet consumption check the “Pure Bone Broth” made by Au Bon Broth.
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