rabbit.reviews70Consensus score
How strongly 2 sources agree — expert labs and real owners, with community voices weighted heavier. Not one reviewer’s opinion; the pattern across all of them.
Buy it if
- Goat's milk supports gut flora and digestive health with natural probiotics
- Bone broth adds hydration to dry kibble, supporting kidney and urinary health in seniors
- Highly palatable — even picky dogs will eat kibble soaked in broth
Skip it if
- Not a standalone supplement — works best as a kibble topper alongside other supplements
- Goat's milk adds calories, which can be a concern for overweight dogs
- Quality varies; avoid products with added salt, onion, or garlic which are toxic to dogs
“Are you feeding a kibble diet? If so; hydrating the kibble with water, bone broth, goats milk, or a rotation of these. Good for kidney and urinary health, and goats milk occasionally is good for gut flora.”r/DogAdvice
What owners love
- Goat's milk supports gut flora and digestive health with natural probiotics
- Bone broth adds hydration to dry kibble, supporting kidney and urinary health in seniors
- Highly palatable — even picky dogs will eat kibble soaked in broth
- Inexpensive and widely available; can be rotated with other toppers for variety
The recurring gripe
- Not a standalone supplement — works best as a kibble topper alongside other supplements