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pawPairings® Bone Broth For Pets: The Recipe, The Benefits & How To Use It

July 08, 2024

By pawTree Home Office

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What is it? What Is It? Benefits Benefits Recipe Recipe

What is it? What Is It? Benefits Benefits Recipe Recipe

It’s well known that bone broth has advanced benefits for “hoomans,” but did you know that bone broth is excellent for your pet’s health, too? Bone broth is stocked full of healthy nutrients found in the collagen and cartilage of bones, and is the perfect way to give your fur baby a little extra T.L.C.

Whether you want to enhance your dog's care, or replenish your cat's nutrients after vomiting, pawPairings® Bone Broth can help you look out for your pet’s overall health. But, what exactly is in pawPairings® Bone Broth? And what makes it so special?

Here’s everything you need to know about supplementing with bone broth for dogs and cats, including pawTree’s unique recipe, the major benefits bone broth offers, and a special recipe for your pets to enjoy it.

What Is pawPairings® Bone Broth?

pawTree’s Bone Broth powder recipe is a concentrated blend of dehydrated bone broth (chicken or beef), freeze-dried meat, and superfoods — carrots, pumpkin, parsley and turmeric. Gluten- and grain-free, our bone broth recipe was developed by a team of expert veterinarians and nutritionists, so it contains all of the good things for your pet (and none of the extra fillers).

Key Benefits Of Bone Broth

The combo of bone broth and freeze-dried meat means pawPairings® Bone Broth contains many of the vital nutrients found in the collagen and cartilage of bones. Alongside the superfoods, these ingredients provide protein, glycine, glucosamine, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

What Is pawPairings® Bone Broth?

pawTree’s Bone Broth powder recipe is a concentrated blend of dehydrated bone broth (chicken or beef), freeze-dried meat, and superfoods — carrots, pumpkin, parsley and turmeric. Gluten- and grain-free, our bone broth recipe was developed by a team of expert veterinarians and nutritionists, so it contains all of the good things for your pet (and none of the extra fillers).

Key Benefits Of Bone Broth

The combo of bone broth and freeze-dried meat means pawPairings® Bone Broth contains many of the vital nutrients found in the collagen and cartilage of bones. Alongside the superfoods, these ingredients provide protein, glycine, glucosamine, vitamins, minerals and antioxidants.

In particular, bone broth is really good for replenishing your fur baby’s nutrients after a period of vomiting or diarrhea, as well as promoting overall health.

Here are a few of the best benefits of bone broth for dogs and cats:

  • Aids in healthy digestion
  • Boosts immune system health
  • Supports joint and bone health
  • Promotes healthy skin and lustrous coat
  • Supports a healthy heart and liver
  • Supports bladder health

pawPairings® Chicken
Bone Broth

$21.99
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pawPairings® Beef
Bone Broth

$21.99
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pawPairings® Chicken Bone Broth

$21.99
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pawPairings® Beef Bone Broth

$21.99
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Summer Snack with pawPairings® Bone Broth!

Bone Broth Popsicles

Prefer to give your fur baby a summer snack? Add 1 teaspoon bone broth powder to each slot in an ice cube tray. Pour water evenly over the top and freeze overnight. Pull a cube out and offer it to your pet as a refreshing treat!

It’s never too early to enhance your pet’s care. Boost your four-legged family member’s diet with bone broth for a healthier future and a tastier present.

Summer Snack with pawPairings® Bone Broth!

Bone Broth Popsicles

Prefer to give your fur baby a summer snack? Add 1 teaspoon bone broth powder to each slot in an ice cube tray. Pour water evenly over the top and freeze overnight. Pull a cube out and offer it to your pet as a refreshing treat!

It’s never too early to enhance your pet’s care. Boost your four-legged family member’s diet with bone broth for a healthier future and a tastier present.


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