How Bone Broth Supports Your Dog's Gut Health
Why Bone Broth is a Superfood for Dogs
Bone broth has been used for centuries as a healing food. When slow-simmered for 24+ hours, bones release a concentrated dose of nutrients that are incredibly beneficial for dogs.
Key Nutrients in Bone Broth
- Collagen & Gelatin: Supports gut lining integrity and joint health
- Glycine: An amino acid that aids liver detoxification and promotes calm
- Glucosamine & Chondroitin: Natural joint support compounds
- Minerals: Calcium, magnesium, phosphorus in bioavailable forms
How Bone Broth Helps Digestion
The gelatin in bone broth acts as a natural sealant for the gut lining, helping to repair "leaky gut" — a condition where gaps in the intestinal wall allow toxins and undigested food particles to enter the bloodstream.
How to Serve Bone Broth
- As a meal topper: 2–3 tablespoons over regular food
- As a hydration boost: Especially good for dogs who don't drink enough water
- As a transition aid: Mix with new foods to encourage eating
- As a standalone treat: Serve warm after exercise or on cold days
Quality Matters
Not all bone broths are created equal. Look for broths that are:
- Slow-simmered for 24+ hours
- Made with organic or free-range bones
- Free from salt, onion, and garlic (toxic to dogs)
- No artificial preservatives
At Lulu & Daisy, our bone broths are simmered for a full 24 hours and contain only dog-safe ingredients.