How to Incorporate Goat Bone Broth into Your Dog’s Diet

Our Goat Bone Broth is incredibly versatile and can be used in various ways:

• Mealtime Topper: Pour the broth over your dog’s regular kibble for added flavor and nutrition.
• Hydration Booster: Serve as a delicious and refreshing drink to encourage hydration.
• Homemade Recipes: Use it as a base to create nutritious homemade meals for your dog.

Even the pickiest eaters will be excited to finish their bowl with the rich taste of our Goat Bone Broth!

Made with Care & Quality Ingredients

At BARF India, we source our goat bones from trusted suppliers who follow strict animal welfare practices. Each batch of our Goat Bone Broth is handcrafted in small quantities, ensuring consistency, superior flavor, and high-quality standards.

A Treat You Can Trust

Your dog’s well-being is our top priority. Our Goat Bone Broth is a testament to our commitment to providing nutritious, safe, and delicious products. Whether used as a tasty topper, a hydration booster, or an ingredient for homemade meals, our bone broth will excite your dog’s taste buds and provide essential nutrition.

Give Your Dog the Gift of Health with BARF India's Goat Bone Broth

Why wait? Treat your canine companion to the delicious, nutritious benefits of our Goat Bone Broth. With every serving, your dog will enjoy improved hydration, joint support, and overall well-being.

Store in the fridge for 30 days or in the freezer if longer. In case of storing in the freeers then please empty the contents into a plastic container and then store in the freezer.

For best results, we suggest feeding your dog bone broth every day. If your budget or routine doesn’t allow for daily feeding, aim for three or more times a week.

If your dog has specific goals, such as building muscle, improving gut health, or enhancing coat and skin quality, you may want to increase the frequency. Below are some ways bone broth can support your dog’s health:

For weight gain and muscle mass:

If your dog struggles to maintain or gain weight (common in breeds like Greyhounds, Dobermans, or senior dogs), bone broth is an excellent way to boost protein intake. It contains essential and non-essential amino acids, the building blocks of protein that help with muscle development.

For dogs needing extra protein or muscle mass, feed them 60–180 ml of bone broth in addition to their meals. If your dog needs to gain weight, mix in calorie-dense options like unsweetened coconut milk, or tallow for added nutrients.

For gut health and inflammation:

Bone broth is an ideal choice for dogs with gut issues, such as leaky gut, food sensitivities, or chronic inflammation. Breeds prone to digestive troubles, like Bulldogs or German Shepherds, can greatly benefit from its soothing properties. Bone broth contains gelatin, which helps heal the gut lining, along with amino acids like glutamine, glycine, and proline that aid in gut repair.

If your dog needs gut support, aim for 90 ml of bone broth daily, ideally starting with an empty stomach in the morning.

For coat, skin, and nails:

Collagen in bone broth promotes healthy skin, a shiny coat, and stronger nails. Breeds like Golden Retrievers, Labradors, or Poodles—who are prone to skin conditions—can benefit immensely from this nutrient. Collagen also supports overall health, including heart and liver function.

For optimal results, feed your dog 60 ml or more of bone broth daily to improve coat health and maintain elasticity in their skin.

For joint health and mobility:

Dogs with joint pain—such as aging Labradors, German Shepherds, or large breeds like Great Danes—will benefit from the collagen and amino acids in bone broth. These nutrients help alleviate inflammation and strengthen cartilage.

To support joint health, we recommend feeding your dog 60–120 ml of bone broth per day.

How often (and when!) should you feed bone broth to your dog?

Consistency is key when it comes to feeding bone broth to your dog. Whether you choose to feed it daily or a few times a week, sticking to a routine is important.

In an ideal scenario, you can feed your dog broth 2–3 times a day:

• Once in the morning (on an empty stomach, if possible)
• Once in the afternoon
• Once in the evening

For dogs recovering from surgery or illness, increasing bone broth intake can aid healing. Similarly, during periods of high stress (e.g., moving homes or exposure to loud noises like fireworks), bone broth can offer additional digestive support.

What if daily feeding isn’t feasible?

Don’t worry if feeding bone broth every day feels unrealistic. Start with one serving per day (or even a few times a week) and remain consistent. Even small steps can lead to noticeable improvements in your dog’s health!

Here’s what one dog owner shared about their experience:
"I started feeding my senior Beagle 90 ml of bone broth every morning, and it’s been a game-changer for his digestion and energy. Thank you for making this amazing product!"