Kindfull Bone Broth for Dogs & Cats | Nutrient-Rich Supplement
Our bone broth is a slow-simmered blend of human-grade chicken bones, filtered water, and apple cider vinegar, designed to unlock collagen, glucosamine, and naturally occurring minerals that support joint health, digestion, and coat vitality. We craft every batch in small pours to preserve nutrient density, then package it in shelf-stable cartons for convenience.
Whether you’re enticing a picky eater, rehydrating dry kibble, or adding a nutrient boost to wet meals, Kindfull bone broth fits seamlessly into any feeding routine. Dogs and cats both respond to the rich, savory aroma and the gentle warmth of real food ingredients. We use no artificial flavors, colors, or fillers—just bones, water, and time.
- Human-grade chicken bones simmered for 20+ hours
- Rich in collagen, glucosamine, and chondroitin
- No artificial preservatives, colors, or flavors
- Shelf-stable carton—no refrigeration until opened
- Suitable for dogs and cats of all life stages
Ingredients & sourcing philosophy
We partner with USDA-inspected facilities to source chicken bones that meet human-consumption standards, ensuring the same safety protocols you’d expect from your own grocery store. Each bone is cleaned, inspected, and slow-simmered in stainless-steel kettles alongside filtered water and a splash of organic apple cider vinegar. The acidity gently draws calcium, phosphorus, and magnesium from the bone matrix into the liquid, creating a mineral-rich base that supports skeletal health and metabolic function.
Our recipe contains no onions, garlic, salt, or other additives—just the three core ingredients and the time required to coax gelatin from connective tissue. The result is a translucent golden liquid that gels slightly when chilled, a visual confirmation of intact collagen peptides. We never add thickeners or flavor enhancers; the natural umami comes entirely from slow extraction.
Serving suggestions & portions
Pour 20–40 mL of Kindfull bone broth over your pet’s regular food once or twice daily, adjusting based on body weight and hydration needs. Smaller cats and toy-breed dogs typically consume 20 mL per serving, while large-breed dogs may enjoy up to 60 mL. You can serve it at room temperature, gently warmed, or even frozen into ice-cube trays for a summer enrichment treat.
Many pet parents use bone broth to soften dry kibble, making it easier for senior pets with dental concerns to chew and digest. Others drizzle it over homemade meals or mix it into puzzle feeders to extend engagement time. Because the carton is shelf-stable before opening, you can keep extras in your pantry for travel, emergency kits, or last-minute meal enhancements.
Joint, gut, and hydration benefits
Joint support
Glucosamine and chondroitin—natural components of cartilage—concentrate in the broth during the long simmer. These compounds help maintain the cushioning matrix inside joints, which can be especially valuable for aging pets or breeds predisposed to hip dysplasia and arthritis. Collagen peptides further support connective tissue integrity, promoting flexibility and comfort during daily activity.
Digestive health
Gelatin forms a soothing coating along the gastrointestinal lining, which may help pets recovering from digestive upset or food sensitivities. The amino acids glycine and proline play roles in mucosal repair and anti-inflammatory pathways. Many veterinarians recommend bone broth as a gentle reintroduction food after fasting or antibiotic treatment.
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Common questions about Kindfull bone broth
Yes. Our bone broth is formulated for dogs and cats of all life stages. The recipe contains no ingredients toxic to either species, and the nutrient profile supports joint health, digestion, and hydration across the board. Adjust serving size based on your pet’s weight—cats and small dogs typically need 20 mL per serving, while large-breed dogs can enjoy up to 60 mL.
Once opened, refrigerate the carton and use within five days. The aseptic packaging keeps unopened cartons shelf-stable at room temperature for up to 18 months. For longer storage after opening, pour individual servings into ice-cube trays and freeze; frozen cubes remain fresh for up to six months.
Kindfull bone broth contains no added salt, making it a lower-sodium option than many commercial broths. However, pets with advanced kidney disease require tailored diets, so we recommend consulting your veterinarian before introducing any new supplement. They can help you determine appropriate portion sizes based on your pet’s specific lab values and dietary restrictions.
Gelation is a sign of intact collagen. During the long simmer, collagen from chicken bones breaks down into gelatin, which solidifies at cool temperatures. This is a positive indicator of nutrient density. The broth will return to liquid form when warmed or brought to room temperature, and the gelatin structure does not affect nutritional value.
No. Our bone broth is a supplement designed to enhance hydration, palatability, and nutrient intake, not a complete and balanced meal. Always serve it alongside a complete pet food that meets AAFCO standards for your pet’s life stage. Use the broth as a topper, mix-in, or hydration aid, not as the primary calorie source.
Yes. These joint-supporting compounds occur naturally in chicken bones and connective tissue. The slow-simmering process extracts them into the liquid, where they remain bioavailable. While the broth is not a high-dose joint supplement, it provides a gentle, whole-food source of these nutrients that can complement a comprehensive joint-care regimen.
Pour the desired amount into a microwave-safe dish and heat in ten-second intervals, stirring between each, until lukewarm. Alternatively, place the serving in a small saucepan over low heat and warm gently. Always test the temperature with your finger before offering it to your pet—it should feel barely warm, never hot, to avoid burns or reduced nutrient availability.