Overview
Yes, dogs can have bone broth. Bone broth provides a healthy dose of collagen to protect dogs from joint pains and arthritis. The glycine in bone broth detoxifies the dog's liver, and the gelatin supports healthy digestion in dogs.
Can dogs have Bone broth?
Benefits
- Bone broth is packed with vitamins and minerals that provide dogs with nutritional benefits.
- Bone broth is a rich source of collagen for dogs, a protein that promotes joint health.
- It also has glycine, which has a detoxifying effect on a dog's liver.
- Bone broth contains gelatin which helps protect the dog's gut lining and prevents leaky gut. This improves digestion over time.
Risks
- Store-bought bone broth may contain ingredients that can be harmful to dogs, such as garlic, onions, spices, and seasoning.
- Without reducing the fat, the bone broth could cause adverse effects on dogs with pancreatitis or IBS (Irritable bowel syndrome )
Servings
- Homemade bone broth without seasoning and with only dog-friendly ingredients can be given to dogs as a treat or as part of a healthy diet.
- You can add dog-safe vegetables and herbs when making the broth to add extra nutrition.
- 1/4 cup of bone broth can be given for every 25 pounds of weight.
- The filmy layer of fat from the bone broth can be used as an ingredient to make dog treats.
