The bone broth your cat actually needs
We know — the name says "Dog Co." But our single-ingredient broth is 100% safe and made for cats. Vet-reviewed, no nasties, and most cats are obsessed.
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Chicken Bone Broth
Single-ingredient broth · suitable for cats & dogs
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Cats are terrible at staying hydrated
Descended from desert animals, cats have a naturally low thirst drive — many simply don't drink enough water. That puts extra strain on the kidneys and urinary tract over a lifetime. The fix isn't a bigger water bowl. It's making their food taste better and hold more moisture.
Stealth Hydration
Stirred into a little warm water, one scoop turns dinner into a savoury, moisture-rich broth your cat laps up — no nagging the water bowl required.
Fussy-Eater Magnet
The deep, meaty aroma switches on a picky cat's appetite. Perfect for off-their-food days, post-vet recovery, or transitioning to a new food.
Coat & Kidney Care
Naturally rich in collagen and amino acids, with gentle moisture that supports urinary health and a soft, glossy, well-groomed coat.
Moisture they'll actually drink
You can't make a cat drink. But you can make their dinner irresistible. Mix a scoop with warm water and pour it over wet or dry food — the smell does the convincing, and the moisture goes in without a fight.
- Adds real water content to every meal
- Ideal for cats on a dry-food diet
- Supports healthy kidney & urinary function
- Warm, soothing comfort for senior cats
Turns mealtime back into a yes
Fussy cats aren't being difficult — they're driven by smell. Our broth's rich, single-ingredient aroma re-awakens appetite, making it the gentle nudge picky or recovering cats need to clear the bowl.
- One premium ingredient — nothing artificial to refuse
- Great for appetite during illness or stress
- Sprinkle dry as a topper, or mix into a gravy
- No salt, onion, garlic or additives — ever
How to serve it
Scoop
Start with about ¼–½ a scoop for cats — a little goes a long way.
Mix or Sprinkle
Stir with a splash of warm water for broth, or sprinkle dry over food as a topper.
Watch them dig in
Serve and enjoy the moment your cat actually finishes their bowl.
"Collagen and amino acids work alongside the body to support joint comfort and gut health in a way few supplements can match — and for cats, the added moisture is just as valuable as the nutrition."
Nothing your cat doesn't need
Just 100% human-grade chicken bone broth from farm-raised chicken — slow-simmered and gently dried into a powder. No fillers, no salt, no preservatives, no nonsense. The kind of clean label you can read in one breath.
A whole different breed
| Feature | Honest Dog Co. | Typical Alternatives |
|---|---|---|
| Cats love the taste | ✓ Aroma-driven, even fussy cats | Often refused by picky eaters |
| Ingredients | ✓ One. That's it. | Maltodextrin, rice flour, salt, flavouring |
| Protein | ✓ Up to 92% | 30–50% |
| Fat | ✓ Less than 1% | 10–20% |
| Money-back guarantee | ✓ 60 days, no quibble | Rarely offered |
| Format | ✓ Powder — no fridge, 3-yr shelf life | Liquid — refrigerate, use in 7 days |
| Sourcing | ✓ Human-grade, EU-raised | Often imported or white-labelled |
| Vet involvement | ✓ Formulated with Prof. Debbie Archer | Generic "vet approved" |
What cat parents say
★★★★★ 4.9 from 1,000+ reviews · 4.8 on Google · 4.8 on Amazon
"My old boy barely touched his food and never drank enough. A spoon of this mixed with warm water and he's finishing every bowl. Total game-changer."
"I have the world's fussiest cat. This is the only thing she's been consistently excited about. The smell alone brings her running."
"Started using it for extra hydration on the vet's nudge. Easy to use, no mess, and her coat looks noticeably softer. Will repurchase."
Give your cat a reason to finish the bowl
A simpler, more hydrated, happier mealtime — backed by our 60-day money-back guarantee.
Choose Flavour & Buy →Cat owner questions
Is this safe for cats? It says "dog company".
Yes. It's a single ingredient — 100% human-grade chicken bone broth — with no salt, onion, garlic or additives, all of which makes it suitable for cats as well as dogs. We're best known for dogs, but the same clean broth works beautifully for feline bowls. As with any new food, introduce it gradually and check with your vet if your cat has a medical condition.
How much should I give my cat?
Cats are small, so start with around ¼ to ½ a scoop per day, mixed with a little warm water or sprinkled over food. You can adjust based on your cat's size and how they take to it.
Can it really help with hydration?
Yes — by adding moisture and flavour to meals. Many cats, especially those on dry food, simply don't drink enough water. Mixing the broth with warm water increases the moisture they take in at mealtimes, which supports healthy kidney and urinary function. It's a complement to fresh water, not a replacement.
Will it help my fussy cat eat?
Often, yes. Cats eat with their nose first, and the rich, meaty aroma tempts picky eaters and cats recovering from illness or stress. Use it as a topper on dry food or stir it into wet food as a gravy.
How do I store it?
It's a shelf-stable powder — no fridge needed, with a 3-year shelf life. Just keep the pouch sealed in a cool, dry place. (Unlike liquid broths, which need refrigeration and go off within a week.)
My cat is allergic to chicken. Any options?
Yes. Our Fish Broth is made from a single ingredient — wild-caught Blue Whiting — so it's a novel protein for cats that react to chicken or beef, and it's naturally rich in omega-3 for skin and coat. We also offer Beef Bone Broth in the same single-ingredient format. If your cat has known allergies or kidney disease, check with your vet before introducing any new food.
Bone broth is a complementary food, not a complete diet or a substitute for fresh drinking water, and is not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any condition. If your cat has a medical condition, is pregnant, or is on a prescribed diet, consult your veterinarian before introducing new foods.