Poor Wyatt Ray. His personal chef is a vegetarian and doesn’t know the first thing following homemade bone broth for pets recipes. But now she’s got no more excuses!
A great new book by Canadian veterinarian Dr. Judy McFarlen explains everything you ever wanted to know about making your own bone broth, for you or your dog or cats.
These Bone Broth for Pets Recipes Heals Dogs, Cats and People Too!
“Bone Broth for Dogs and Cats: Supercharged nutrition for allergies, stiffness, skin problems, intestinal issues, inflammation and the immune system,” explains how “secret elixir” bone broth for pets recipes can help improve the health of our pets, and us!
The Benefits of Homemade Bone Broth
- Inexpensive to Make and Tastes Great
- Nicer Skin and Hair Coat
- Better Digestion
- Improved Satisfaction and Fluid Intake
- More Energy
- Great for Joints and Arthritis Pain
- Builds Muscle Maintenance
- Stronger Immunity
It sounds too good to be true right? How can one simple homemade bone broth recipe be so magical? Well, when you buy Dr. McFarlen’s book, you’ll find out.
As a vet who blends traditional and natural medicine into her practice, Dr. McFarlen explains the science of bone broth without getting too boring or technical. She shares how her homemade bone broth for pets recipes are filed with key ingredients that benefit the body, for example:
- Gelatin that acts as an anti-inflammatory for better gut health
- Collagen for wound healing (among many other benefits)
- And a bevvy of essential amino acids to supply the body with energy.
“There are many benefits I have noticed in the animals I treat and even in my own dog,” Dr. McFarlen writes, including:
- improved water intake
- more satisfied appetite
- less shedding
- better gingival (mouth) health
- better breath
- less farting
- better stools
- and less pain and stiffness, especially on waking up
The Complete Book of Easy Bone Broth For Pets Recipes
Dr. McFarlen’s book features these recipes for making your own homemade bone broth:
Beef Bone Broth
Chicken Bone Broth
Wild Meats Bone Broth (pheasant, bison, quail, rabbit and venison)
Pork Bone Broth
She puts so much detail into preparing, stewing and even storing the variety of bone broths you can make, that there’s no way you can go wrong. Even vegetarians like Wyatt Ray’s momma can’t mess this up!
About the only thing missing from Dr. McFarlen’s book are photos. We would have loved pictures to whet our appetites for making homemade bone broth, but that’s OK, we know how busy veterinarians can be. We’re just glad to have this little e-book from a vet we can trust.
I put bone broth on my tripawds food every day. Also freeze it in an ice cube tray for a quick delicious treat! Especially during hot days or to sooth a tummy. Best stuff ever, cheap and easy to make!
Lucky dog! 🙂
I might have to invest in this book 🙂
It’s a pretty good one Michelle, I know you’ll find it soo useful for the girls.
Too lazy to make bone broth. Or, pleased enough with honest kitchen dehydrated so i dont make it myself. Hk good enough?
Yes, we love Honest Kitchen and their bone broth has extra nutrients that will only benefit your Simon.