The Honest Kitchen Bone Broth POUR OVERS™ Wet Toppers for Dogs (Variety Pack of 3), 5.5 oz

This is a nice topper but a bit on the expensive side for gravy. Smells like human grade food and has healthy ingredients and my dog enjoyed it, but I think Its really best to just buy organic beef gravy with no onions and use that as a topper as it's more cost effective especially if you feed your dog 2x a day. Will be better for small dogs. The product itself is good just a bit expensive for gravy in my opinion. Depends on your situation and dog size. Aside from the cost it's a really good product

The dogs ate them up.

So far so good! My dog is an elder and she is getting fussy with her foods. I put a little bit of this on her chicken/veggies and rice and she really digs in!

My dog eats her kibble now.

I subscribe to the beef, my 6 lb morkie thrives on this. I cook his food and use this as a topper. I use a third of a box per serving. Just to make his food more saucy and dog-food texture like. Love the ingredients and the quality.I used to get the chicken as well, but ended that subscription because for some reason it was way more lumpy and chunky in texture. Even if I shook the box really well before opening, it always came out gritty and chunky.We have only tried these two flavors so far.

I just purchase 12 of these. I normaly get them from the local pet store, but when they are out I will buy on Amazon. Fed to my pup last night and she started throwing up about 3 hrs after eating. I went into my order history to try and return, but you can't. I was just reading reviews and read one from another person that said she received some that didn't look right, and they had the same expiration date as mine Oct 26. So maybe think twice at least for awhile until they get rid of this batch.

I just recieved this today so I put alittle on the dry food and the dogs liked it , so maybe I won't have to feed as much soft food.

I would've given 5 stars because I order these monthly for my dog, but the last box I received, all but 3 of them had gone bad. Some looked like raw meat, some looked like they were frozen but weren't (discolored, over liquidy with one massive coagulation chunk- at room temp), and they did not look ok to feed my dog. At $30/package, it definitely sucked to get one that was 95% bad and made me re-think the quality on these, especially when the best buy date still said good until Oct 2026.