What is a sensitive stomach and why is it so common?
Many dogs react to certain types of food, rapid food changes or stress – and the result can be loose stools, rumbling stomachs or vomiting. Puppies, older dogs and certain breeds in particular have extra sensitive stomachs. Supporting digestion in a natural and gentle way is therefore important.
What is bone strength, and why is it beneficial?
Bone broth, also known as bone broth , is a stock made from boiled bones, cartilage, and connective tissue, which is then boiled to preserve the nutrients. It is not the same as regular broth. Bone broth is:
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Rich in collagen and amino acids that support the intestinal wall and mucous membranes
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Full of natural minerals such as calcium, magnesium and phosphorus
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Easily digestible and gentle on the stomach
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Hydrating and tasty, which tempts picky dogs
How bone strength helps with sensitive digestion
Bone Power can be a natural and safe supplement for:
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Loose stools or diarrhea symptoms
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After antibiotic treatment (to support the intestinal flora)
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Transition to a new feed or diet
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Low appetite or picky appetite
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Stress or upset stomach (e.g. travel or changes at home)
By providing a small supplement of bone broth, you add both moisture and support to the gastrointestinal system without overloading it.
How to use leg strength in everyday life?
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Mix powder in a little hot water and serve as broth.
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Pour over dry food as a flavor enhancer
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Freeze as ice cubes and give as snacks or hydration
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Stir into wet food or homemade food
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Can all dogs get bone strength?
Yes, bone broth is safe for most dogs, including puppies and seniors. Start with small amounts and build up gradually. If your dog has specific diagnoses or is on a medical diet, it is always recommended to consult a veterinarian first.
Summary
Bone Power is a gentle, natural and effective way to support digestion, especially for dogs with sensitive stomachs. It is easy to use, tempting to eat and full of nutrients the body recognises.
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