Type: Flavor and moisture component
Source: Broth made from beef and/or beef bones cooked in water
Beef Broth in Dog and Cat Food
Beef broth is a liquid ingredient used to add moisture and beef flavor to wet foods, and to help create gravy or a stew-like texture.
Why It Appears on Pet Food Labels
- Improves aroma and taste (palatability)
- Provides moisture in canned recipes
- Helps bind or carry other ingredients in gravy-style foods
Where It Is Commonly Found
- Canned/wet dog food
- Gravy and stew formulas
- Toppers and “mix-in” style products
Label Context
Broths are typically used for flavor and moisture rather than as a major protein source.
Educational Note
This page is part of the PetFoodDecoded Label Ingredient Library and is provided for educational reference only.