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Just thought I'd add my experience...
I made chicken broth and turkey broth after reading this topic, using mostly the directions in the video, though I only cooked maybe three hours altogether. I was more interested in finding a tasty broth.
I'd been looking for a replacement "cat gravy" because my cat just licks the wet food "gravy" and then snubs the rest of the can. I wanted to make a broth I could freeze as ice cubes and then reheat for her once a day. (She's on a special dry food diet from the vet, so this would be just extra.)
For the chicken broth I added a bit of sea salt, no veggies or spices. I thought it tasted great! But the cat only ate a tiny bit and then snubbed all further attempts to give it to her over the next couple of days.
The second time, thinking I was very smart, I made turkey broth, no salt added, and the cat snubbed it altogether.
I don't know what they put in that goo that comes around wet food in cans, but she likes that stuff. Wish I could make a healthy alternative to it for her.
I made chicken broth and turkey broth after reading this topic, using mostly the directions in the video, though I only cooked maybe three hours altogether. I was more interested in finding a tasty broth.
I'd been looking for a replacement "cat gravy" because my cat just licks the wet food "gravy" and then snubs the rest of the can. I wanted to make a broth I could freeze as ice cubes and then reheat for her once a day. (She's on a special dry food diet from the vet, so this would be just extra.)
For the chicken broth I added a bit of sea salt, no veggies or spices. I thought it tasted great! But the cat only ate a tiny bit and then snubbed all further attempts to give it to her over the next couple of days.
The second time, thinking I was very smart, I made turkey broth, no salt added, and the cat snubbed it altogether.
I don't know what they put in that goo that comes around wet food in cans, but she likes that stuff. Wish I could make a healthy alternative to it for her.