Caru - Daily Dish Chicken Bone Broth - Meal Topper for Dogs & Cats - Supports Overall Pet Health - Pour-Over Broth for Wet/Dry Food - Human Grade Ingredients - Non-GMO - Made in USA - 17.6 oz - 1 Pack

It’s inexpensive. Good quality. Provides hydration for my cats. It was up to date. My cats liked it. Not too bad of a smell & easy to digest for them—will be rebuying.

We have two cats that are gravy freaks. The problem with commercial cat food with gravy is that they are very high in carbohydrates which is bad for cats. And our two cats would always lick off all the gravy and then walk away whenever we served them good quality "gravy" style wet cat food so when I saw the high rating and the number of reviews for this product I just tacked an order for Chicken flavor onto an order I was placing without reading the review breakdowns. When the package arrived I had none of the problems with the delivered item that others had. The packaging was not damaged, it had a pour spout not a tear corner seal and the pull date was Dec 2026. That said, I shook it well and then opened it and put some on each of our cat's food. They both came over and sniffed it and then both backed up! At first I thought that they just did not like the particular wet food so I opened a can of the food that they gobble down and put some of this broth on each portion. Same result except this time one of our cats who is an unbelievable "talker" gave me a fairly extensive lecture about that food dish. I wish Google Translate worked for cats as I would have included his comments. I have no idea why the broth repelled my two cats but now that I read the 250 one star reviews it seems that dogs seem to like this more than cats. A 15% one star review means that , at least for cats, this might be a waste of money.

I do not salt so it is too salty to me. Apoarence was ok though , not fat. Seemed to be a good quality, no bad or unpleasnt odor. Ingredients are nearly all ok. I like the packaging. Healthier without much salt. Easy to use

I thought I try this broth for my cats - one indoor and 6 stray cats - in the hope to get them more tasty liquid with their food. My cats are always thirsty down here in South Florida and I always add water to their wet food and provide an extra bowl of fresh water. So today I first tried it with my indoor cat - she just looked at me, at the bowl, back at me and walked away. She did not touch it for the last 5 hours, even she ate the food out of the other bowl I had there. So I thought I try it with my two stray cats in the backyard. They looked at it, sniffed it and walked away without eating - which never happened before. Just now I tried to give it to my four stray cats in the front yard. They smelled it, took one lick and walked away. None of my stray cats are picky, but this broth unfortunately is not for my cats. I tried, but I guess Apple and carrots are not a taste they like. I guess I will make my own broth from now on with the chicken bones I have in my freezer for making stock.

As a devoted cat owner, I'm constantly on the lookout for ways to pamper my feline friend and enhance her dining experience. Recently, I stumbled upon a game-changer that has won my cat's heart and made mealtime an absolute joy. I'm talking about chicken broth for cats, and it's nothing short of purrfection. The moment I introduced this delectable chicken broth into my cat's routine, I witnessed an instant transformation in her mealtime enthusiasm. Here's why it deserves a resounding five-star rating: 1. Irresistible Aroma and Flavor: The moment I opened the container of chicken broth, the enticing aroma wafted through the room, and my cat's curiosity was immediately piqued. It's clear that the rich chicken essence is not only aromatic but incredibly appetizing, even to the fussiest of feline palates. 2. Hydration and Health: One of the most significant benefits of this chicken broth is its hydrating properties. Cats often struggle to consume enough water, but this savory liquid serves as an excellent way to keep them well-hydrated. It's a reassuring feeling knowing that my cat is getting the hydration she needs to stay healthy and happy. 3. Versatile Meal Enhancer: Chicken broth is incredibly versatile. I've used it to moisten dry kibble, enhance canned food, or even as a standalone treat. It complements a wide range of diets and never fails to elevate the overall dining experience. 4. Promotes Appetite: If you have a picky eater like mine, you understand the challenges of getting them excited about their meals. Chicken broth has been a game-changer in this regard. Its enticing taste encourages my cat to devour her food, ensuring she gets the nutrition she needs. 5. Reduced Stress: Mealtime should be a stress-free experience for both cats and their owners. With chicken broth, I've noticed that my cat eagerly anticipates her meals, eliminating the frustration of coaxing her to eat. 6. Quality Ingredients: The chicken broth I've chosen for my cat is made from high-quality, natural ingredients, free from additives or preservatives. This reassures me that I'm providing her with the best possible nutrition. In conclusion, if you're a devoted cat parent looking for a way to pamper your feline companion and elevate their mealtime experience, chicken broth for cats is an absolute must-try. It's hydrating, appetizing, and versatile, making it a simple yet invaluable addition to your cat's diet. Watching my cat eat this delicious treat with delight is proof that it's worth every star in this five-star review.

Good for cats that like to lick away the liquid and come back later for the meat. Recommended by a friend to help lose weight and still be nutritious. Designed to work with a specific dry food but i add it to all her food. Add as much as they eat, don't use too much

My 13 year old Sheltie on a kidney diet just loves this. She had gotten picky about eating the kidney food, but with just 1/4 cup of this broth, she eats every bite. I just ordered a whole case to be sure I don't run out.

I usually try to not leave bad reviews, but I feel this one is necessary. I bought some of this in place of the broth I usually buy bc I couldn’t get the usual stuff in time before I was going to run out (I mix broth into my girls food bc she’s very old and has lost most of her teeth so it makes it easier for her to eat). I decided on this one bc it is much cheaper and had decent reviews, so I was kind of hoping I could use this instead of the more expensive brand I usually buy as long as my cat liked it. Well she wasn’t very fond of it, she went from usually slurping up her food faster than I can keep up with to only eating half of it then letting it go bad. After two days of trying it, I came home from work the third day to find she had not touched her breakfast had been suffering with diarrhea. I wound up having to give her a bath because it was all over her backside and she had gotten some on the carpet. My poor girl usually loves food but she wouldn’t eat more than a nibble here and there for the rest of the day and the next. Luckily, she’s doing better now that I’ve removed this broth from her diet and has gone back to being her happy food loving self. Needless to say, I’ve tossed the carton even though it still had a lot left in it. Please, for your own kitties sake, don’t buy this stuff. If you’re looking for a good brand I recommend Primalvore brand. They make amazing bone broths that my kitty loves. Yes it’s expensive, but it doesn’t make your pet sick. Please don’t make the same mistake that I did.

My cat loves them, and that is what matters most,

me and my cat thank you for making this available, adding the broth in my cat’s meals helped her to stay hydrated and nourished.

My Shih Tzu who can be fussy loves it poured around his food. I appreciate the ingredients and the substance of the broth. The competitor brand it like water. I reduced my rating by 1 star due to the price because the container is small for the price.

My cat is pick so no surprises she did not like it, but my dog eat everything and he simple ignore it. There was no way he would even give it a try…

I am wondering what it is. It doesn't smell chicken broth. My both cats didn't lick it when they smelt it.