There are a lot of powders out on the market right now but honestly? Make it yourself. It's super easy and MUCH cheaper. It's a great immune system booster and helps with allergies and food sensitivities. It's a superior joint supplement so help your dogs age more easily and feed them some bone broth with their food. Note: this is not in any way a food replacement.
Ingredients
Marrow bones - I keep some in the freezer, which is what you see below.
2 TBS Apple Cider Vinegar - I prefer Bragg's
Water
Put bones in a crockpot. Cover them with water plus an inch or so. Cook on low for at least 24 hours. I usually start them at night around 7 pm and let them go for 24 hours plus that overnight.
Remove bones (throw out, do not give to dogs) and allow liquid to cool. When refrigerated it should be a jelly-like consistency. There may be a skin of fat on the top that you can remove. Store in airtight jars. Bone broth doesn't last long like that so I keep one out and freeze the rest - leave plenty of space in jars when you freeze so they don't burst.
Warm a few tablespoons for about 10 seconds and put over dog food. Humans can eat this as well, and it's just as good for you.
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I didn't know about all of these benefits! Thanks for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteHawkeye is feeling betrayed that I've never made this for her. Must correct!
ReplyDeleteI have never made my own bone broth at home, glad to know it sounds easy enough!
ReplyDeleteMaking your own broth is so easy! But I have never done it i the crock pot, even easier! I need to do this and add to my poor old and almost toothless dog's fancy no grain food!
ReplyDeleteI've been wanting to know how to make bone broth' thought it was much more complicated. Going to make it this week - thanks!!! As you said, the animals get much more attention, health-wise since they can't tell me what they feel like.
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Thanks for the recipe - I've heard of people making it and drinking it for themselves but I also assumed it was more involved. Spade and Frannie could both use the joint-booster.
ReplyDeleteWow I need to make this for the benefits alone, and yes to sharing with the pups <3
ReplyDeleteOne of my health-crazy bffs swears by bone broth and loves it. I've been meaning to try it. I know the dogs would definitely benefit. Thanks for the recipe! I had no idea how to make it!
ReplyDeleteI really like the idea of trying this out. I'll bookmark it and hope for the best :)
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