The PAWSOME Benefits of Bone Broth

If you eat meat or poultry, bone broth might already be a part of your diet – and it's a fantastic addition to your furry mate's meals, too. Let’s take a journey back thousands of years to discover why!

Bone broth has nourished humans since prehistoric times. Our ancestors made nutrient-rich stock from animal parts like bones, hooves, and knuckles. Across cultures, bone broth has been praised for its health benefits – from the Chinese, who used it to support digestion, to Hippocrates, who recommended it for cleansing the body.

But what makes bone broth so beneficial for you and your pet?

Animal bones contain essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, and collagen. Slow simmering these bones releases nutrients into a broth that's easy to digest and packed with goodness. While bone broth shouldn't replace a balanced diet or supplements, it’s a simple, natural way to support your dog's health.

Why Pawsome Naturals Bone Broth is Pawsome for Your Pet:

• Supports joints, skin, and coat: Rich in collagen, our bone broth promotes healthy joints, mobility, and a glossy coat.
• Aids digestion: Gelatin in bone broth helps heal the gut lining, perfect for dogs with sensitive stomachs or digestive issues.
• Boosts immunity: Packed with amino acids and minerals, bone broth supports your dog's immune system.
• Eases joint pain: High collagen content helps reduce stiffness and joint pain, especially for older dogs or those with arthritis.
• Promotes restful sleep: Bone broth contains glycine, an amino acid that helps your dog relax and enjoy better sleep.

How to Make Bone Broth the Pawsome Way:
For the most nutritious broth, choose joint bones like knuckles and feet, which are rich in collagen and marrow. Add apple cider vinegar, turmeric, carrots, and simmer on low for 48 hours to extract all the health-boosting goodness.

Pro Tip: Bone broth is a fantastic recovery treat post-surgery or an electrolyte boost for puppies and seniors.

Maximising Anti-Inflammatory Benefits

• Turmeric Powder: Add 1 teaspoon per litre of broth in the last 30 minutes of simmering to preserve its potency (the heating aids availability).
• Black Pepper: Add ¼ teaspoon of freshly ground black pepper per teaspoon of turmeric at the same time to enhance curcumin absorption.
• Coconut Oil: After the broth is finished cooking, stir in 1–2 tablespoons of coconut oil per litre while the broth is still warm to help with turmeric absorption (turmeric is fat soluble so this makes also aids absorption).

Your dog deserves the best, and with Pawsome Naturals' Bone Broth recipe, they get a tasty, nutritious treat that supports their health from the inside out. Try it today and see the difference it can make for your pup!