BLUEBIRD PROVISIONS Chicken Bone Broth Powder Dog Food Topper, Chicken, Powder

This dog food topper is a chicken bone broth powder from BLUEBIRD PROVISIONS that makes a gravy for dry kibble or wet food. Pasture raised chicken bones cooked with water go into a human grade powder, and the pack holds 200 g (7.1 oz). No salt is added, the sodium level is naturally low, and the label gives a protein content of 90%+.

Does this topper suit your dog and your kitchen?

This topper is meant for dogs, and the label describes it as free from common allergens. It contains chicken collagen and chicken bones, so a dog that reacts to chicken is not the one this pouch is aimed at.

The pouch is 200 g (7.1 oz) and measures 15 x 5 x 20 cm (5.9 x 2 x 7.9 in), which is a size to check against the shelf where you keep dog food. Because it is a topper rather than a complete food, it is added to the food your dog already eats, and the label does not present it as a meal on its own.

How the powder becomes a gravy

Put 1 tsp to 1 tbsp of the powder in a bowl and add boiling water, then stir it into dry food or wet food as a chicken gravy. The range spans a teaspoon to a tablespoon, so the amount is set by how thick you want the gravy and how much food is in the bowl.

The powder itself is the same each time; only the water and the quantity change. Serve the gravy over the kibble or wet food already in the bowl rather than as a separate dish.

What is in the pouch

The ingredient list has one entry: chicken bones, from pasture raised birds, cooked with water. That cooking step turns the bones into a powder, and the label gives the protein content as 90%+.

• The pouch holds 200 g (7.1 oz) of chicken bone broth powder.
• Chicken collagen is present in the powder.
• No salt is added, and the sodium level is described as naturally low.
• The powder is human grade and sold as a dog food topper.

What the powder brings to the bowl

Chicken bones are the only ingredient on the list, and water is used in the cooking. For a dog that does well on a narrow ingredient set, that leaves little to read through before you decide.

Boiling water turns the powder into a gravy that coats kibble. The same gravy can go over wet food. A teaspoon is a light coating and a tablespoon makes it thicker, so you can start small and add more.

The powder is unsalted and naturally low sodium, and it carries a protein figure of 90%+ on the label.

Questions about this dog food topper

How much powder do I use for one meal?

The label gives 1 tsp to 1 tbsp, mixed with boiling water. The exact amount depends on how much food you are topping and how thick you want the gravy.

Can I put the powder on dry kibble?

Yes. Mixed with boiling water it becomes a chicken gravy for dry food, and it can also go over wet food.

What is the single ingredient?

Chicken bones, from pasture raised birds, cooked with water. The ingredient list holds that one entry.

How big is the pouch?

The pouch holds 200 g (7.1 oz), listed as 7.05 ounce, and measures 15 x 5 x 20 cm (5.9 x 2 x 7.9 in).

Is salt added?

No. The powder is unsalted and described as naturally low sodium.