For nutrients and probiotics

or even better... goats milk KIEFER good for the stomach, full of probiotics.  Yes: we warned of dairy in the list of toxic foods.  That's because most are over processed and pasteurized removing the nutrients while still presenting difficulty digesting lactose.  Raw = nutrients have not been removed by the pasteurization process. If you have a farmer’s markets near you they may have a direct-from-farm vendor, or here is an online source: https://rawpets.com/product-category/milk/

 Pumpkin is a prebiotic and soothing to the stomach. Helps with digestion but also helps the healthy bacteria that feed off it to produce chemicals that help the body fight illness.  

Regular broth is mostly flavoring and lacks the proteins and collagen benefits in bone broth. You can purchase brands like Kettle & Fire, you can order from trusted raw pet food sources, or you can make your own at home. For pets this is often available from reputable raw pet food sources. If you’re in a pinch for time you can start with a bone broth for humans from the grocery store, like Fire & Kettle. The ingredients do list onion but it is not enough to cause concern. Bone broths made for pets don’t have the seasonings or the sodium.  

 Here’s a product example: https://www.amazon.com/Open-Farm-Responsibly-Superfoods-Preservatives/dp/B0C647Y4GF/ref=mp_s_a_1_19?dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.l9LHg_isah6_-15LHlK6hWXpLBmVkpzutNa0eQV6t4U4k94LQ7ND6WOrvUBhIZ3JjrWtfvxbIaEfqdI1lBZ3WT3DWA8JK6BVM5-qAm3CvbLdgS1Q_TDK8uaJgyUyqFw6hIlSAdOG0oX885YDQYdWj3KcC9FBE-LVw90qtdMYBgIrPBkNX5CAqI1nem0oGFEmyzj58I__UrI4vO0-KQEQyQ.43B4UaWGRfhcu9R3Au6fcGFCttslc6yjDLIYT0ED34c&dib_tag=se&keywords=dog%2Bbone%2Bbroth&qid=1718492508&sr=8-19&fbclid=IwY2xjawEe8GBleHRuA2FlbQIxMAABHZWNwUONYfKpMI4qZWvon4A9VFspu126Gly2VL8QOdPAzA38HtdZ23MKEg_aem_6xkrjEnOFZU9pGMZLnOLeg&th=1  

Here’s a comparison of brands for pets: 

https://www.thesprucepets.com/best-bone-broth-for-dogs-7550094?utm_source=googlepaid&utm_medium=con&utm_content=CjwKCAjw2Je1BhAgEiwAp3KY711nIJLJs_1OEzVyx3AjsSBDoqZZgADrRXYqY5hrbyl5czjzxLDGZBoCUpoQAvD_BwE&utm_campaign=commerce-dd-BoneBrothForDogs_TheSprucePets_Combined_CommSEM_OrganicLP-7550094&utm_term=bone%20broth%20for%20dogs&utm_test=&displayPrice=no&gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw2Je1BhAgEiwAp3KY711nIJLJs_1OEzVyx3AjsSBDoqZZgADrRXYqY5hrbyl5czjzxLDGZBoCUpoQAvD_BwE   

Simmer a bag of soup bones - chicken and/or beef for 24 hours with water and 1-2 tablespoons of apple cider vinegar. Strain the bones off and save any meat off them. Once the broth cools remove the fat from the top and you are left with a beautiful thick jelly full of collagen and other goodies. 

Another recipe option: https://www.buddyvfoods.com/blogs/dyi-pet-recipes/bone-broth-for-dogs 

avoid fish high in mercury like:

Larger, older fish like shark, tuna, king mackerel, and swordfish are more likely to have high levels of mercury in their tissues, which can cause central nervous issues like muscle weakness. Mercury can take 12–18 months to clear from a dog's system.

  digestive and probiotic benefits https://www.wagstowiskers.com/pupdates/2018/10/30/why-fermented-fish-stock-is-changing-the-game#:~:text=Fermented%20fish%20stock%20is%20made,caught%2C%20sustainable%20North%20Atlantic%20sardines.