Broth and food toppers for dogs serve the same purpose — to make the daily bowl more interesting and to ensure the dog gets more fluids. This is especially relevant when feeding dry food, which contains almost no moisture. You can find the entire range of food in the dog foodcategory.
When is broth or a topper useful?
- Bone broth for dogs— poured over dry food; in addition to extra fluids, it provides collagen, which is associated with joint, skin, and coat care.
- Food toppers— thicker than broth, placed directly on food; convenient when a small daily amount is needed.
- When the dog eats reluctantly— a stronger smell and taste often encourage a picky dog to eat the entire portion.
- When the dog drinks little— broth is a simple way to add more fluids without forcing the dog to drink from the bowl.
Five different flavors — with beef, lamb, turkey, duck, or fish — can be found among Monster broths for dogs. Broth and toppers can also be mixed with wet foodif you want to vary the texture.
