Digestion Bone Broth

With my dog being a conformation show dog and learning competitive obedience, she gets a lot of rich treats. That caused her to constantly have blow outs. It meant she might not perform as well because of tummy issues, or, as Murphy's Law would have it, I ended up cleaning her britches with 5 minutes to spare until ring time lol. With the loose stools, I also had a heck of a time keeping her at a good weight, especially because she's a very active dog. I set out to look for a pumpkin powder, but found this product with added probiotics and probiotics and I never looked back. Ever since I started mixing her raw food with the Digestion Bone Broth powder, she has had consistently good stools and even the vet says her weight is perfect! We've tried many different pre/probiotic blends, even very expensive leading/top brands. This product is the only one that has worked for my dog.

I guess I have the most pickets eater.. Chihuahua

I put a small amount of this powder on my dogs hard food and mix in soft food with it and he loves it. I can already tell a difference in him. Hopefully, after he's been on it for a few weeks I'll see a bigger difference in him.

My dog didn't like the flavor or rather she wasn't thrilled about it. I tried sprinkling it dry and making a broth out of it. She didn't like either one and refused to eat her food when this was involved. I wished she liked it but unfortunately, she wasn't a fan.

Easy to use. Pet liked it.

I love all the products in this broth just HATE the smell. It's a great price and luckily my dogs don't seem to be turned off by the smell.

This product is supposed to be human-grade quality and good for both dogs and cats. I have two dogs and two cats so figured why not? Three of the four are older with one in the really senior age range. One is essentially a puppy. After only two days of being mixed in with the food, the puppy's mouth area is red and inflamed. This product is supposed to be good for overall health and essentially all natural with a limited ingredient list, but when it leaves an animal's skin irritated like this, something is not right. The ingredients listed are beef bone broth, pumpkin, apple fiber, and prebiotic/probiotic. It smells strongly of pepper, which isn't listed, and could be turmeric, which also isn't listed. I will have to find another way to get the "good" into my furbies without any of them suffering irritation like my pup.

I guess this will teach me to pay better attention. Bought the “chicken bone broth” gave to my pets only to find out afterwards it doesn’t contain chicken.. it’s beef? Y’all should probably fix that…