DO YOU KNOW WHY DOGS NEED BROTH? WE DO.
Actually, in the beginning we only knew that
dogs love our broth for its taste. Nobody can resist the look a puppy gives you, and a serving of broth
quickly became part of our pet’s diet.
But people food isn’t very good for dogs, so we asked veterinarians and breeders how we might
make broth worthy of our pet. Properly cooked bone marrow broth is a natural source of collagen,
which is great for joints and gentle digestion. It helps a dog keep sufficient liquids in its body, or it
can replace calorie-rich treats to reduce your dog’s weight. It’s also great on dry dog food to improve
taste, or use it if you cook for your dog.
- Helgor, FoodStudio founder, cook, and dog lover

COMPLEMENTARY PET FOOD FOR DOGS. ORGANIC CHICKEN BONE BROTH 350 ML
INGREDIENTS: water, free range chicken bones*, carrots*
*- from organic farms
AVERAGE INGREDIENT ANALYSIS: protein 2.8%, fat 0%, raw fiber 0%, raw ash 0.3%, moisture 96.9%,
sodium 33.7 mg, collagen 6,000 mg
ENERGY CONTENT per 100 ml: 11 kcal / 48 K

YOUR DOG´S LIFE JUST BECAME BETTER. WITH BROTH, OF COURSE.
• Broth’s taste and smell are irresistible and offer variety and enjoyment.
Have you ever wondered why your dog has to eat the same thing all the time? We all know
that, as a rule, changes in diet aren’t good for a dog’s digestion, and constant treats cause
obesity and other problems. Broth is now a solution to this dilemma: its simple and healthy
ingredients help digestion and offer taste enjoyment. Broth is easy to use, since the product
is ready and you can offer it to your dog as you see fit.
• Broth supplies liquids to the body.
Animals often suffer from dehydration. Dehydration can cause your dog to consume less
liquids while being depleted of fluids at the same time.
The responsible pet owner knows that a dog must always have a dish of clean water. Even
when water is available, sometimes it’s too little, or the dog can drink less than she should.
Dogs who are fed dry food, or those who eat human food as treats, have an even greater
need for liquids. There is also the growing problem of indoor dogs that only get outside
twice a day. This can lead to a dog not drinking at all during the day in order to avoid having
to wait until the family gets home so that she may relieve herself.
In this case, the regular consumption of broth is a great help and can help keep your pet
hydrated at normal levels.
Loss of fluids is associated with symptoms of illness like fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. In
these cases, consumption of broth is not harmful and may improve health. Usually, a sick
dog does not want to eat or drink, but most dogs won’t refuse broth.
• Properly cooked bone broth is a natural source of collagen, which is good for joints and
gentle digestion.
We cook broth at least 12 hours to separate the useful parts of the bone (collagen). We
never add collagen powder: what’s in our broth is a result of natural ingredients used in the
cooking process. Healthy broth comes from bones—never from meat or chicken legs.
• Broth contains no fats and is a low-calorie way to keep health in balance.
The result of a long cooking process brings fats to the surface, enabling their removal. For
this reason, FoodStudio’s broth has zero fat and is low in calories. Broth is useful to combat
obesity, since broth can make a more healthy diet attractive to a dog. Also, broth is great as
a snack or a treat replacement. For dogs accustomed to constant snacks and rewards, a
spoonful of broth in the dish can offer the same level of enjoyment.

HOW TO USE BROTH
• Broth is a good everyday drink to spoil your dog with a taste experience, offer variety, or
raise her level of fluids.
• Your dog should drink broth if she’s experiencing digestion problems, or if her organism
needs strengthened to recover from illness.
• Use broth with your dog’s regular food as a flavor- or aroma enhancer, or with selective
eaters or those which refuse to eat. Pour it on top of dry food or mix it into the meal.
• It’s also good as a component of homemade food, making it tastier and healthier.
• For overweight dogs, broth is a good tool to wean the animal off of treats and snacks• Broth is a good training tool for sport dogs. During competitions broth is good for cooling off
and calming down.
• Broth is especially needed for dogs that are pregnant or nursing to keep them healthy and
hydrated.
• In the heat of summer it’s good to keep broth in the freezer and give it to dogs in frozen
form. This cools the dog off and gives strength at the same time

STORAGE RECOMMENDATIONS:

+2…+6 C. Refrigerate after opening and consume within five days.
RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE: To be adapt to dog’s diet, not to exceed 10% of daily energy
needs. Serve at room temperature.
PRODUCER: Puljong OÜ, Pilvetee 6, Tallinn, Estonia. License number: 1.1-18/2506
BEST BEFORE: see package
Batch number: see package