Bone Broth and Gut Health
Bone broth transforms your dog's gut health, acting as a pre-biotic food. They decided to put their broths to the test, partnering with Biome4Pets and Aberystwyth University. They conducted a study with 33 dogs who had never had bone broth before. The gut microbiome was tested before and after 4 weeks of a Boil & Broth Bone Broth, and the results are as follows:
96% of dogs showed improved gut microbiome diversity - key for digestion and immune health
1562% increase in beneficial bacteria Bififidobacterium - boosting gut function and resilience
87% decrease in Clostridium Sensu Stricto - supporting a healthier gut barrier
96% reduction in harmful Helicobater - helping to reduce gut inflammation
This study shows the Boil & Broth Bone Broth positively helps reduce leaky gut syndrome and increases beneficial bacteria of the canine microbiome. #BIOMEBROTHSTUDY
So bone broth is more than just a tasty treat — it is a natural prebiotic! Prebiotics feed beneficial helping to promote:
Better digestion
Stronger immunity
Increased energy and vitality
About Boil & Broth
Boil and Broth specialise in making bone broth for dogs and they are the only UK bone broth manufacturer to obtain a dual food license to produce broth for the human and pet feed market.
Rachel started Boil and Broth back in 2018 after seeing the demand for the products she was making. Rachel herself had health issues and she researched a lot about her condition and finally developed my her own diet, as well as making broth and kefir water to help. Within 12 weeks she had reversed her condition.
Rachel has grown her small family business from selling a few orders a week to establishing a great business on a private farm selling her products to people all over the country, including the pet side of the business.
All their broth is made using locally Dorset sourced organic, grass-fed animals. They add no vegetables or seasoning, which means that their broth is higher in protein, because they use more bones. This makes this broth an excellent addition to your dog’s diet and they will love you for it too.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
My bone broth won’t turn into jelly, why is this? Collagen is the protein that makes your broth turn to jelly. Collagen is a delicate protein and will only set at temperatures of 3-4 degrees. Make sure your fridge is turned right down to get your broth to wobble.
How much apple cider vinegar is used? Apple cider vinegar is used as a processing ingredient. There is less than 1% used during the broth production process. Once the broth has been pressure cooked, there is no apple cider vinegar left in the final product.
My broth sticks to the spoon when stirring, why is this? Collagen causes the broth to stick to the spoon. It is a natural product and you need to be patient with it. Simply use another spoon to scrape off the collagen into the hot water and continue to stir.
Can I freeze my broth once rehydrated? Yes absolutely. This is a common way people love to use these broths. Simply make up the broths following the guidelines and then put any unwanted liquid broth in the freezer.
Is bone broth safe for my dog with CKD? Caution must be taken when introducing any new supplements to your dog’s diet if they have CKD. Always consult with your vet. Boil & Broth do recommend small amounts of broth for dogs with CKD. Broth is great for gut health, so giving your dog 10ml of rehydrated broth daily can help support their gut health and keep them hydrated.
Is bone broth safe for my dog with pancreatitis? Caution must be taken when introducing any new supplements to your dog’s diet if they have pancreatitis. Always consult with your vet. Boil & Broth recommend small amounts of broth for dogs with pancreatitis. Broth is great for gut health, so giving your dog 10ml of rehydrated broth daily can help support their gut health and keep them hydrated.
My dog is new to bone broth, how should I introduce broth to their diet? It is recommended introducing these broths slowly. 10ml per day for 3 days, and then increase the amount until they reach their weight according to the feeding guideline.
Can I travel with my broth? Yes absolutely. These broths are great to travel with and can really help if your dog develops an upset tummy when you are away.
When introducing bone broth to your dog’s diet, please consult your vet.
Phone:
01565740777
Email:
hello@healthfulpets.co.uk
Location:
12 Dalby Court Gadbrook Business Centre Northwich Cheshire CW9 7TN
Northwich
CW9 7TN
