Chicken Feet Bone Broth for Dogs

Name: Chicken Feet Bone Broth for Dogs
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 30
Ingredients: 24 Chicken Feet; 1 Small Carrot; 1 Piece of Celery; 1 Small piece of ginger; 8 Cups of Water

By Dog Child

(5 Reviews)

Chicken feet bone broth for dogs is a nutrient-rich and flavorful broth that turns into this perfect jelly filled with healthy nutrients & collagen. So easy to make by simmering chicken feet in water for 6-8 hour period. Great for older dogs who need a boost in joint health.

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Chicken Feet Bone Broth for Dogs

Servings

30 cubes

Prep Time

5 minutes

Cook Time

6-8 hours

Chicken feet bone broth for dogs is a nutrient-rich and flavorful broth that turns into this perfect jelly filled with healthy nutrients & collagen. So easy to make by simmering chicken feet in water for 6-8 hour period. Great for older dogs who need a boost in joint health.

What are the benefits of chicken feet bone broth for dogs?

Chicken feet bone broth offers numerous benefits for dogs, including:

Supports joint health: The collagen and gelatin in chicken feet bone broth help strengthen joints, ligaments, and tendons

Aids digestion: The gelatin in the broth supports digestive health, soothes the gut lining, and may help alleviate digestive issues such as diarrhea or constipation.

Promotes healthy skin and coat: The nutrients in chicken feet bone broth contribute to healthy skin, a shiny coat, and overall skin health in dogs.

Provides hydration: Chicken feet bone broth is a hydrating liquid that can help keep dogs well-hydrated, especially during hot weather or after lots of activity.

How should chicken feet bone broth for dogs be served?

Chicken feet bone broth can be served to dogs in various ways:

As a standalone treat: Serve the broth in a bowl as a refreshing and hydrating treat for your dog.

Mixed with food: Add the broth to your dog's regular food to enhance flavor and provide additional nutrients.

Our favourite way frozen into treats: Pour the broth into ice cube trays and freeze it to create tasty and cooling treats for your dog, especially during hot weather.

Used in homemade recipes: Incorporate the broth into homemade dog food recipes or use it as a base for cooking vegetable or grains s for your dog.

Can all dogs consume chicken feet bone broth?

In general, chicken feet bone broth is safe for most dogs to consume. However, it's essential to monitor your dog for any adverse reactions, especially if they have food sensitivities or allergies.

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Dog Child

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Ingredients

24 Chicken Feet
1 Small Carrot
1 Piece of Celery
1 Small piece of ginger
8 Cups of Water

Directions

Add in all Ingredients. Into a large pot add chicken feet (nails on), celery, carrots and ginger in the pot plus water.
Boil Water. In a large pot on high heat. Bring water to a boil
Cook Broth. Reduce to a simmer & cover simmer for 6-8 hours
Strain Broth. Strain the feet and veggies out making sure there are no bones or nails in the final broth.
Portion Broth. Portion into small ice cub trays or any tupperware.
Cool Broth. Cool broth and place broth in the fridge until it forms into a jelly.
Enjoy! Broth can be served as a a meal topper in addition to homemade recipes or our favourite way as a frozen treat

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Storage

Chicken feet bone broth can be stored in the refrigerator for up to a week or frozen for longer-term storage. When storing in the refrigerator, ensure that the broth is kept in an airtight container to maintain freshness. If freezing, divide the broth into portions and store them in freezer-safe containers or ice cube trays for easy portioning.

8 comments

Dog Child

April 1, 2024 at 9:37 am

Gayle- We haven’t tried a pressure cooker but try it out and let us know!

Dog Child

April 1, 2024 at 9:36 am

Isabella- If you remove the bones you can but it can become quite tedious so we discarded them.

June

March 25, 2024 at 9:00 am

After cooking the chicken feet, the bones cannot be given to the dogs. Chicken bones become brittle when cook causing them to splinter. Very dangerous cooked bones for the dog. Any cooked bone for that matter.