Easy Bone Broth Jelly Snack for Dogs

 


If you’re looking for a simple, healthy, and homemade snack for your dog, bone broth jelly is a fantastic option. Packed with nutrients and easy to digest, this soft, jiggly treat supports joint health, digestion, and hydration—especially for senior dogs or picky eaters.

Let’s dive into why bone broth jelly is so beneficial and how you can make it at home with just a few ingredients.

Why Bone Broth Jelly Is Good for Dogs

Bone broth jelly is more than just a tasty snack—it’s a functional treat with real health benefits:

  • Supports Joint Health: Rich in collagen and gelatin, which help maintain healthy joints and mobility

  • Improves Digestion: Gentle on the stomach and helps soothe gut inflammation

  • Boosts Immunity: Contains amino acids and minerals that strengthen your dog’s immune system

  • Great for Hydration: Perfect for dogs that don’t drink enough water

  • Ideal Texture: Soft and easy to chew, making it great for puppies and senior dogs

Ingredients (Dog-Safe & Natural)

  • 2 cups unsalted bone broth (chicken, beef, or turkey – dog-safe, no onions or garlic)

  • 1 tablespoon plain gelatin powder (unflavored, no sweeteners)

  • Optional add-ins (small amounts):

    • Shredded cooked chicken

    • Mashed pumpkin

    • Finely chopped carrots

How to Make Bone Broth Jelly for Dogs

Step 1: Warm the Broth
Heat the bone broth gently on the stove. Do not boil—just warm enough to dissolve the gelatin.

Step 2: Add Gelatin
Sprinkle gelatin powder over the warm broth and whisk well until completely dissolved.

Step 3: Add Optional Ingredients
If using, stir in cooked chicken, pumpkin, or veggies.

Step 4: Set the Jelly
Pour the mixture into silicone molds or a shallow dish.

Step 5: Chill
Refrigerate for 2–3 hours until fully set.

Once firm, cut into small bite-sized cubes.

Serving Suggestions

  • Serve 1–2 small cubes as a snack

  • Add cubes to kibble for extra flavor and moisture

  • Use as a refreshing treat during hot weather

💡 Always introduce new treats slowly and monitor your dog’s reaction.

Storage Tips

  • Refrigerator: Store in an airtight container for up to 5 days

  • Freezer: Freeze for up to 2 months; thaw before serving

Safety Tips

  • Always use low-sodium, dog-safe bone broth

  • Avoid onions, garlic, salt, and spices

  • Consult your vet if your dog has dietary restrictions


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