If you want to feed your dog beef broth, there is no set amount that is right or wrong. The best way to determine how much beef broth you need to give your dog is by considering their age, weight, and activity level. The American Animal Hospital Association recommends that adult dogs weigh at least 15 pounds (6.8 kg) and younger puppies less than 10 pounds (4.5 kg). If you think your dog might be too small to handle the large amounts of water in beef broth, you can always dilute the broth with water before serving it to your pup. Another option would be to use homemade beef broth instead of store-bought beef broth. You can find recipes online for making beef broth from scratch. A recipe for homemade beef broth will include ingredients like beef bones, onions, carrots, celery, and garlic. These ingredients will add flavor to your dog’s meal as well as provide additional vitamins and minerals. You can also buy commercial beef broth.