Pets Real Bone Broth - 1x Chicken, 1x Lamb | 100% Real & Natural Bone Broth for Cats & Dogs | High Collagen & Protein for Healthy Joints, Gut, Digestion & Sickness Recovery | Upto 20 Servings

I have two adored baby cats, Luna and Sol. Luna is turning ten at the end of July and is the Queen. Sol is a rescue, more so, a walk-in, because he just appeared out of nowhere three years ago in a terrible state. When she was almost one year old, Luna was hit by a car and needed extended surgery because her pelvis cartilage was destroyed. She is a bionic cat with two titanium plates connecting her hind legs to the pelvis. She still runs and climbs trees; however, she is “fluffy” (Fat! :D), and I have changed her diet recently. Moreover, I got her an infrared light patch if she became sore with time and started supplementing her with collagen-boosting ingredients, MSM and glucosamine (that did not go down too well). As an Animal scientist (BSc in Animal Behaviour and Welfare) and having worked with the RSPCA, I chose the broth due to its purity and ingredients. My nan used cider vinegar to simmer bones for broth, which I also do. The broth seems delicious to my babies. Sol eats soup as his preferred wet nutrition but is a biscuit grazer. They both enjoyed the broth goodness. I will probably give Luna more to ensure adequate nutrition that enhances her physical and medical condition, although she does NOT (I do not know how) suffer from arthritis. The broth is an easy alternative to collagen supplementation, which she genuinely enjoys. I do need to mention that once opened, the broth must be kept refrigerated and consumed within five days. I give Luna 50 ml and Sol 25 ml of broth, the recommended dose for small-sized babies. We are purrfectly happy!

Cats would not touch this! Nor the foxes or hedgehogs.

Our boy Blue really enjoys this bone broth. It is really easy to use and great for his health as well as helping him to stay hydrated now the hot weather is here. Trying to get Blue to drink enough water throughout the day is really difficult, I do add water to his dinner, but I can’t keep giving him food to get him to drink. I have found out that he will drink plenty of water with this bone broth added. Blue has hip dysplasia, so it is really beneficial to him. I love that I can freeze it to give him as a nice healthy cooling treat too. You get two flavours: chicken and lamb, 500ml of each so a whole litre in total. Brilliant.

I wanted to encourage my cats appetites which have diminished somewhat due to the heat. We are doing things to help them keep cool but also wanted to try supplements to add to the nutrition they take in and flavour their food in ways that enticed them to eat. All three cats like both the lamb and chicken broth and tucked into their food with gusto when I included some of this in their bowls. It's not difficult to measure out the recommended dose and I tend to give a third of the dose with each meal.

We have a Frenchie who is fussy about what he'll eat and won't be bribed into trying new things. He did, however, seem to approve of the frozen broth in the current heat. He's eating it but I wouldn't say he's loving it.

I regularly make bone broth gor my dog so he's used to having it. These come in resealable bottles and once opened you keep in fridge for 5 days or you can freeze it. This a liquid , when I make my own its a bit more of a solid. I gave my dog some and he loved it and wanted more. I wouldn't have used it up in the 5 days, so I have frozen it. This is really handy if your dog is unexpectedly unwell and you Want to give them some broth to aid recovery and haven't got any available. My local raw food shop sells this so it's easily available to me, it is a little expensive but it 100% natural and I wouldn't hesitate to give it to my dog. Would recommend.

I was interested in trying the Karnlea Real Bone Broth after coming across a recipe for ice treats on the internet. As we’re coming into summer and experiencing some very hot weather, the use of frozen treats is a great way to help your dog cool down. Mixing the bone broth with other ingredients and freezing in novelty ice cube moulds has proven to be a big hit and has replaced our usual reward treats, at least during the warm weather. Now I’ve not tried them myself, but based on the reaction from the dog, the bone broth scores very well. My one concern was the cost as the broth isn’t cheap, but compared to similar products it’s perfectly reasonable.

I have this Real Bone Broth for dogs & cats in two flavours - 1 x lamb & 1 x chicken. Broth arrived in 2 x 500ml boxes. They are easy to open an pour liquid. When I opened it for the first time it was of a water consistency. My dog isn't fan of its flavour and I had to encourage her to eat it. She is almost 8 year old, 22kg border collie This broth has 100% natural high in collagen ingredients which are not only nutritious, but also great for joints, gut, skin health etc. I wanted my dog to have it as she has problems with her hips. I've noticed that when kept in the refrigerator it became thicker after around 20 minutes, then thicker and thicker day by day. It could be kept in the refrigerator only 5 days after opening, what works well for the big dogs, but you won't be able to use it on time with the small dogs which supposed to take daily only 25 - 50ml. In order not to waste this expensive broth it will have to be frozen in the form of snacks to use later on. A bit expensive, should be available in the smaller boxes, so owners of the smaller breeds wouldn't be force to freeze it to prong its life. Unfortunately I won't order it again as my dog doesn't like it. It a shame because it could be really beneficial for her.