Bone Broth
WHAT IS BONE BROTH?
Bones and connective tissues are slow cooked to create a gelatinous, nutrient-dense superfood. It is easily digested, even when other foods are not. A highly bioavailable source of protein, minerals, and beneficial nutrients, broth has been used worldwide in nourishing traditions to heal and restore gut health.
HOW IS IT USEFUL?
Good health relies upon a well functioning intestinal wall. The intestinal wall can be damaged by processed and inappropriate foods, medications, stress and various other factors. This causes the wall to become leaky (known as increased intestinal permeability), beneficial nutrients are lost and toxins can get through.
A leaky gut can cause and contribute to a host of conditions, including:
- Skin and ear problems
- Urinary tract issues
- Joint disease
- Dental disease
- Inflammatory bowel disease
- Autoimmune conditions
Bone broth is usually well tolerated when the intestinal wall is leaky and may promote a reduction in permeability.
WHAT OTHER BENEFITS ARE THERE FOR MY CAT OR DOG?
Broth also aids recovery from wounds, injuries, and surgical trauma and can be used as a nutrient boost for all cats and dogs, it's like liquid gold!
HOW DO I USE IT?
- Our bone broth contains no additives or preservatives
- Defrost in the fridge prior to use
- Keep defrosted broth refrigerated and use within 3 days
- Broth can be served warm or cold, on its own or with your pet's meal. But remember to never heat raw food products containing whole or minced bone.
- If you want to make your own broth at home, check out our recipe.
WHAT'S IN BONE BROTH?
Collagen
Connects body tissues, plumps the skin, lubricates joints and builds mucosal barriers
Proline
An anti-inflammatory amino acid that helps build healthy cartilage
Glycine
An amino acid vital for wound healing, blood synthesis, and antioxidant production
Glutamine
Promotes rapid cell turnover for a healthy gut lining. Essential for brain health.
Glycosaminoglycans
Hydrophilic proteins with lubricating cushioning, and protecting properties
Hyaluronic Acid
The main component of synovial fluid - the body's shock absorber
Chondroitin Sulphate
A structural component of cartilage that helps resist compression
Bone Marrow
The nutrient dense component of bone that generates stem and blood cells.
Minerals
Including calcium, phosphorous, magnesium, sulphur, sodium, and potassium