How to Make Bone Broth for your pet

Friday, May 8, 2020 

Bone broth can easily be made following the instructions below.

Bone broth is used in many ways in particular if you pet has a upset tummy: sickness and diarrhoea then introduce some.

BONE BROTH.... I am going to show you how to make bone broth at home.

Ingredients you will need for this recipe are 

2x beef mini marrow bones, 

5x chicken/duck wings 

200g x chicken/turkeyv neck, 

2x springs of rosemary, 

1x bulb of garlic & 1x lemon




Place all the bones/meat into a large pan leaving out the lemon garlic and rosemary at this point,

Then place on high heat to bring to the boil.




As it comes to the boil you will see grey foam form at the top skim all of this using a ladle, once all fat and foam has been removed then add the rosemary garlic and lemon.

If you added this at the start you would have skimmed a lot of rosemary out and some garlic. Now leave to simmer for 3 hours.



After 3 hours has passed enough goodness and flavours would have been taken from our ingredients now strain into a fresh pan and discard the bones 

(don’t give these to your dogs) if you have a fine sieve (chinois) then use that if not any sieve is fine. 

Now return to a high heat to reduce your liquid.



When it has reduced to a nice full bodied stock then take off the heat and cool. 

You can add it to some moulds and freeze and remove a portion daily. If chilled it should be a nice jelly like this:



BONE BROTH!!!.... This is our finished bone broth that has been frozen and can be added straight from the freezer to our dogs meals. 
Guys I will be adding some of these to your orders free of charge for your dogs to try.

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