FAQ

Bone broth is the healthiest broth for dogs due to its high nutrient content, digestibility, and beneficial compounds like collagen, amino acids, and essential minerals.

Yes, bone broth is beneficial for dogs with diarrhea as it provides hydration, is easy to digest, and helps soothe and repair the digestive tract.

The recommended daily bone broth amount depends on your dog's weight: 1 oz for dogs under 20 lbs, up to 6 oz for those over 80 lbs.

Bone broth is generally safe and beneficial for dogs, but potential side effects may occur if it contains harmful ingredients like onions, excessive salt, or if served in excess.

Yes, many veterinarians recommend bone broth for dogs as a nutrient-rich supplement that supports digestion, hydration, joint health, and recovery from illness.

Yes, bone broth can be beneficial for dogs when prepared properly and fed as a supplement to their regular diet.

While it's best to use grooming wipes specifically designed for dogs, unscented, alcohol-free baby wipes can be used occasionally for spot cleaning.

Yes, many dogs feel better after a bath, as it can relieve itching, remove dirt and allergens, and improve coat and skin health when done properly.

While baby wipes can work in a pinch, it's safer to use wipes specifically designed for dogs to avoid skin irritation or allergic reactions.

Yes, dogs generally feel better after a bath when it is done properly with appropriate grooming products and frequency suited to their breed and skin needs.