"Liquid from simmering chicken meat and/or bone."
Simmering chicken releases water-soluble nutrients — some B vitamins, minerals, and gelatin from connective tissue and bone — into the surrounding liquid, which is exactly what broth is capturing. Used mainly for moisture, palatability, and a more "real food" texture in fresh and wet formulas, without leaning on synthetic flavor enhancers to get a dog or cat interested. A genuinely gentle, minimally processed way to add flavor.
No known safety, allergen, sourcing, or regulatory concerns. Full marks — 0 pts deducted.
Rated A (0 pts) by PetPro-tectors™. Simmering chicken releases water-soluble nutrients — some B vitamins, minerals, and gelatin from connective tissue and bone — into the surrounding liquid, which is exactly what broth is capturing. Used mainly for moisture, palatability, and a more "real food" texture in fresh and wet formulas, without leaning on synthetic flavor enhancers to get a dog or cat interested. A genuinely gentle, minimally processed way to add flavor.
Liquid from simmering chicken meat and/or bone.