Bone Broths

Yes, bone broth is a great way to support your dog's hydration, joint health, and digestion, thanks to the natural collagen and prebiotics (shelf-stable version only) it provides. Our Beef, Chicken, and Venison Bone Broths are simmered from organic bones with just a handful of whole-food ingredients, so they're a gentle, nourishing addition to any bowl.

Yes, our frozen bone broths are made for both dogs and cats, with just three simple ingredients (filtered water, bones, and organic carrots) for an easy way to add hydration and collagen to your cat's diet. Shelf stable broths are recommended for dogs only due to the inclusion of organic lemon.

Yes! Our frozen bone broths are meant to be kept frozen until you're ready to serve, then thawed and refrigerated for up to 7 days once opened. While our shelf-stable pouches don't need refrigeration at all until the seal is broken, they can be frozen for a tasty enrichment activity if your dog prefers. Either format makes it easy to keep bone broth on hand for daily feeding.

Because Smallbatch bone broths are made with minimal, whole-food ingredients like organic bones and organic produce rather than fillers or synthetic additives, they can be a gentler option for pets with sensitivities. As always, check the full ingredient list against your pet's known allergens before introducing anything new.

Bone broth is intended as a nourishing topper or treat rather than a full meal, so there’s no set feeding guideline. Use as much or as little as works for your pet. Common uses include serving as a meal topper, mixing into food, or using to rehydrate freeze-dried meals. When introducing broth for the first time, start with a small amount and adjust from there based on how your pet responds. Check the feeding instructions on your specific product label, and browse our meal toppers collection for more ways to boost your dog's bowl.