Native Pet Bone Broth for Dogs and Cats - Chicken Bone Broth Powder Dog Food Toppers for Picky Eaters - Provides Extra Nutrition for Joint Strength, Immune Support & Heart Health - 192 Scoops

Love this product & brand. Good quality & love the tin - which also has product name on side, so I can see which what it is stacked on my shelf *may sound silly but I appreciate that!) I bought this supp for my senior cat but all my rescues are getting it now. They all love taste & it adds back into the cat food they are already getting. Great stuff, would recommend.

I serve all four of my dogs Native Pet products. Specifically, the chicken bone broth (powdered) and the powdered pumpkin. They get the broth for flavor as well as for the additional minerals for strong bones. The pumpkin is for the digestive system and #2s. For anyone who does not know the amazing thing about pumpkin let me shed some light!! Pumpkin is a natural fiber and most dogs love it! I feed my dogs a small dose of powdered pumpkin each day in their meal. The outcome (no pun intended) from the pumpkin is very nice firm stools every time, no more anal gland issues or gas!! This does not happen overnight - but give it a couple of weeks and you will be singing pumpkins praise! Doesn't have to be this or even powdered pumpkin - Good ole canned pumpkin does just the same, but I use the powdered for convenience. If you have a senior with digestive problems, this is sure to help them as well. I never knew that such a simple food could work such miracles, but i am a believer now! My dogs love both of the powdered items from Native Pet and I love them because they are single sourced and organic. I have been doing the dog food "chase" for years. I finally read the article "the Truth About Pet Food" and while I find it expensive, I have switched my animals to a human consumption quality raw/freeze dried diet. The amazing part of this diet is this - they all eat about half as much as they did of "Blue Buffalo, Wellness, etc "preppy bags from Petco/Petsmart") and my long-haired white Chihuahua who has had the most horrible tear stains since I adopted her no longer has tear stains at all (and I tried everything before giving up). I believe that what we put in our bodies is what we get out and the same goes for our pets (although I think my dogs eat better than I do at this point). I have not tried any of the Native Pet foods as I have found a few that they are very happy with (my dogs now think of their kibble as a treat - literally. I can call them to the kitchen and ask them if they would want a treat and they all wait for me to place a few pieces of kibble in front of them. Had it been the "other dried kibble before I switched to Freeze-dried human consumption quality raw kibble," they all would have sniffed it and looked up at me like I had lost my mind giving them their daily boring kibble as a treat. Now - they run into the kitchen when they hear the bag open for dinner, begging for a few "treats"... I'm not mentioning the kibble/cooked food I purchase for them as that would not be fair to the company I am writing about but I can say PLEASE do your research, and if you can afford to feed your dogs a different type of food other than what is purchased in the grocery or Pet stores you will be amazed at their change and willingness to eat - and I have 4 picky-eaters!! You will find many companies on and off Amazon that are high quality, high value manufacturers who make human consumption quality freeze dried raw dog food. There is a new company that just came onto Amazon and we are trying it now and it has been a success! Not to mention that it is the first that doesn't require me to take out a second mortgage every month when I go to buy their food!! That has been a pleasant surprise. As I said, they eat about half of what they use to and it's not that I feed them less, they get full and are done until the next feeding. Their coats are gorgeous now and no one turns up their nose to food!! Of course - the powdered pumpkin and bone broth from Native Pet is a big plus to help them start in on the meals!! Happy eating.

We have ordered these for our two fur babies for a couple of years now. At one point, my mini lab wouldn’t eat her kibble, but when I started putting Native pets bone broth with her food she ate it right up. My golden has hind leg mobility issues, and we use this as a joint supplement for her. The aluminum packaging is high-quality, the powder never clumps, it has a lid inside of the lid. The only complaint I have is about the scooper and wished the handle was a little bit longer. Either than that we have this on a recurring order every month.

This powder mixes into a nice gravy for putting over dry kibble! My Lab really enjoys it and it’s specially made for pets! It is pricey but worth it to give my Lab the better natural foods for her overall health!

My dogs approved and liked the new change to their topping. It mixes easily with water and can be the consistency you choose. However, the contains is nice but, difficult to get into. I like how they separate the powder from the scoop but the top lid and then the tray make accessing the powder a challenge. I appreciate how this can be made at the time of dinner rather than having an open container in the fridge that risks going bad. Nice having an option.

My dog loves this bone broth! I make up a batch and pour it into my Woof Balls silicone molds to freeze for a daily evening snack. Occasionally I sprinkle a little bit on her food.

After two days of using this, my dog started vomiting. This went on from 1am to 4 am and then she calmed and slept the next day. We then fed her rice for a day and then back to her normal dry food without adding the bone broth. After 5 days of no issues, we added the broth again only to have her start vomiting again (just 1/2 scoop this time). To be clear, we do not think there was anything wrong with the product we received. We're chalking this up to having a pet who's system did not "agree" with the introduction of the marrow. Our Weim is 65 lbs and we were only using one level scoop so nothing excessive caused her reaction. If you get this product, I suggest you start with a low dose, maybe 1/4 to 1/2 scoop to see how your pet handles it and go from there.

low quality tamper seal is basically a sticker so you can't tell if product was tampered with... this gave both of my dogs diarrhea.... one of them is sensitive but the other dog usually has a bulletproof stomach so now I'm highly suspicious of this product