DogSauce Beef Bone Broth and Sweet Potato Meal Topper for Dogs, 8 oz

I make my dog homemade dog food and I used to buy and add unsalted ckn broth to the mixture but it added no nutritional value. I've started adding this instead bc it gives him all of his vitamins and nutrients he needs that he doesn't get from reg kibble. This time I used ground turkey 5 of the 1lb rolls all into a crockpot. Added 2 cups of brown rice. 1 1/2 cups of water. 1 full bag of this. I used that meat masher tool and broke up all of the ground turkey in the water mixture and got the rice mixed in good with the water. Then I added 1 bag of the following frozen veggies, mixed veggies with peas/carrots/green beans, zucchini blend, %26 broccoli florets. 1 can of pure pumpkin purée. Mix thoroughly. Add 3-4 TBSP of an oil like coconut, olive, salmon (for dogs), or even vegetable. I added a few spices but u don't have to. Just a small amt of basil, sage, ginger, turmeric, %26 black pepper if u add turmeric bc it activates it. I cook on high for 6-8hrs or until the rice is done and soft. Once it's done I use that meat masher again and mash up the veggies so they aren't in big chunks and easier to eat for small dog. Let it cool and I store a 4-5 day supply in each freezer bag. Keep 1 out in fridge and freeze the rest. This will feed my 17lb dog for 4-6 wks eating only this and it costs less than $20. I also add some scoops of a probiotic in this food that I buy for my dog. With the added vitamins and nutrients from the dog sauce this can be given as the only food for ur dog or just given as a topper to kibble to last longer. I prob should've added 2 bags since I made such a large batch of food. Each bag of this dog sauce is 16 servings for a dog 25lbs or less. My dog is extremely picky and wouldn't eat this on its own or with dry kibble bc he won't eat dry food. Anyways I highly recommend and def give the homemade dog food a try with this in it!