Plain, unsalted bone broth without alliums is safe for pets and may support hydration. Most store-bought broths contain onion, garlic, or added salt and aren't suitable for pets. Always check labels before sharing.
Bone broth is a savory stock made by simmering bones, joints, cartilage, and connective tissue in water for several hours. It provides hydration, gelatin, and small amounts of protein and minerals.
Bone broth is used as a sipping broth, soup base, and cooking liquid. Pet-labeled broths are sold as meal toppers and hydration add-ons.
Store products come in cartons, cans, concentrates, and powders; concentrates and powders may be much higher in sodium per serving. Home recipes often add onion, garlic, pepper, or salt. Strain well before serving to remove bone fragments.
