For fussy eaters, recovering pups, and dogs with sensitive tummies, bone broth for dogs can be a genuine, valuable part of their daily diet. For every other dog, it's a functional treat worth adding to the bowl — one that does more than just taste good. Our Lovely Lamb Bone Broth is built to work both ways.
Unlike most bone broths on the market, ours is made from just two ingredients: 100% grass-fed lamb bones and organic apple cider vinegar. No fillers, no preservatives, nothing artificial — just real, simple, nutritious food. It comes in two sizes, packaged in a reusable glass mason jar that's freezer-safe, so nothing goes to waste once you're done.
Key takeaways
- Just two ingredients — 100% grass-fed lamb bones and organic apple cider vinegar, with no fillers or preservatives.
- Supports joints, gut health, hydration and appetite, and it's a gentle option for fussy or recovering dogs.
- The gelatinous, jelly-like set is a good sign — it's the natural collagen you want, kept intact by freezing fresh rather than making it shelf-stable.
- Safe to share with cats too, comes in two sizes, and the reusable glass jar is freezer-safe.
Why our bone broth for dogs is so gelatinous (and why that matters)
Pop a tub in the fridge and you'll notice it sets into a wobbly, jelly-like consistency — that's a good sign, not a fault. That gelatinous texture comes from natural collagen released during a long, slow simmer of quality grass-fed lamb bones.
It's also worth knowing that a lot of pet broths on the market today are sold as shelf-stable liquids or powders, designed to sit safely in a pantry rather than a freezer. To achieve that shelf stability, they typically need extra processing — such as high-heat treatment or dehydration — which is great for convenience, but can reduce the natural collagen and gelatin content along the way. Keeping our broth frozen fresh, rather than shelf-stable, is a deliberate choice to preserve as much of that natural goodness as possible.
Health benefits of bone broth for dogs
- Joint support — collagen breaks down into gelatin, glucosamine and chondroitin, which support joint and cartilage health, especially useful for senior dogs or active breeds.
- Gut-friendly and easy to digest — bone broth is gentle on sensitive tummies, making it a good option for dogs with digestive upset or those transitioning to a new diet.
- Gentle on dogs with food sensitivities — lamb is considered a lower-allergen, novel protein, which is one reason vets often recommend it for dogs prone to food sensitivities or on elimination diets.
- Hydration — a great way to encourage fluid intake, particularly for dogs who aren't big water drinkers.
- Appetite stimulation — the rich, meaty aroma and flavour can coax fussy eaters and recovering dogs to finish a meal they'd otherwise ignore.
- Skin and coat health — the amino acids in collagen (like glycine and proline) support healthy skin.
When to feed bone broth to dogs
Lovely Lamb Bone Broth works as a gravy poured straight over a Pip Heart or any meal, making bone broth for dogs perfect for:
- Fussy eaters who need a flavour boost to get excited about dinner.
- Recovering dogs post-surgery, post-illness, or with a reduced appetite.
- Senior dogs who benefit from extra joint support and easier digestion.
- Any dog, any day — it's a simple way to add extra hydration and nutrients to a normal meal.
Serve it warm on cooler days or cold on hot ones — with both options on the table, it's a treat with benefits all year round.
How to store bone broth for dogs
Because there are no preservatives, storage matters:
- Arrives frozen — defrost a portion in the fridge and use within 7 days of thawing.
- For longer-lasting convenience, portion the broth into ice cube trays and refreeze. Pop a cube out and let it thaw on top of your dog's meal whenever you need it — no waste, no waiting.
- For an enrichment treat, freeze it into a licky mat, Kong, or popsicle — a great way to keep your dog cool and entertained on a hot day, or just as a fun, slow-licking treat any time of year.
- The broth comes in its own reusable, freezer-safe glass mason jar — rinse it out once you're finished and use it again for treats, leftovers, or anything else around the house.
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Safe for cats too
Made from just two simple, natural ingredients, Lovely Lamb Bone Broth is safe to share with cats too — a handy, whole-food gravy topper for households juggling meals for more than one type of pet. It's a simple way to add extra hydration, flavour and gentle nutrition to your cat's bowl as well as your dog's.
When to check with your vet: bone broth suits most dogs, but as with any new food, check with your vet first if your dog has pancreatitis or fat sensitivity, is a breed prone to urate stones (like Dalmatians or English Bulldogs), or is on a prescription diet.
The bottom line
Lovely Lamb Bone Broth is a simple, whole-food way to add the benefits of bone broth for dogs — joint support, gut health and appetite — using real grass-fed lamb bones your dog will genuinely go crazy for. For some dogs, it's a valuable part of their everyday diet; for every other dog, it's a functional treat that earns its place in the bowl. Either way, a drizzle of this gelatinous, nutrient-rich broth turns any meal into something worth finishing.
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