Rogue Pet Science G.O.A.T Milk – Powdered Goat Milk for Dogs and Cats. One 16-oz Bag Makes 6 Quarts. Human Grade A2 Powder for Adult Pets, Senior Hydration, Puppy and Kitten Food Topper

Great product. Easy to use and the dogs love it!

My pups love it . I give each pup a glass of this a day in between meals . You can also add it for moisture if you are feeding kibble .

First of all I am a class through wildlife rehabber and frequently we find little babies or we find weekend animals and they need to get some energy up so we can use goat milk a lot of the times I will have a can but once you open the can you have to use it in a certain period of time.I opt for the dry because you can use and make exactly what you need when you need it how you need it, this particular brand I'm not familiar with so this is new to me. I noticed that it was very creamy it makes very well it has a lot of the same nutrients that the other brands do.I like the fact that I'll be able to store this and use what I need when I need it again how I was able to mix it in to the liquid was very easy.Definitely the instructions cuz there's a certain waiting. You don't just mix it and then drink it there's certain nutrients that develop as the mixture sits and holds for a little while so that's something that definitely needs to happen.All in all this is a great brand the baby is that I use them on absolutely gobbled it up so that usually says it's a good product.I myself did take a little taste of it it actually was pretty good what I buy it again absolutely. Thank you so much for reading my review I hope this helps you out some.

When mixing this into a liquid, I use a spare shaker cup for working out and just throw the reconstituted goat milk in the fridge when I'm done with it. The blender bottle gets out the majority of the lumps and the liquid doesn't seem clumpy after mixing.I've mainly been using this goat milk powder to make pupsicles for when it gets hot. The liquid goat milk freezes well and my dog absolutely loves them. Much cheaper than bone broth and a lot easier to store since it's a powder and you can make only as much as you need.I've also used this as a topper for putting on my dog's regular food--both mixed into milk and as a powder. My dog loves it both ways and I haven't noticed any GI issues since we've started using it. In fact, since it's a probiotic, it helps my dog have regular BMs.

We have 3 dogs, and they have somewhat sensitive tummies. We’re always nervous trying something new because of the aftermath. We heard about the benefits of goat milk and that it’s ideal for sensitive stomachs, so we decided to give this a try. This is a large bag of powdered milk, and it can make up to 6 quarts of milk! We sprinkled over dry food, and all our boys gobbled it up, even the one that has to be in the mood to eat plain dry food. We also mixed with a little water and gave as a liquid. All slurped it up and licked up every drop. Our sensitive boys didn’t have any issues, and all tolerated (and enjoyed the taste) well. We love the health benefits of goat milk, and our boys loved the taste. This is a great value!

This is the first time I've tried goat milk, with my small breed dog, so I wasn't sure if she'd like it. I was surprised at how fast she lapped it up. She really likes the taste of it.I'm glad to have a healthy snack for her, that she loves, and is easy on her digestive system. It's a full cream goat milk, sourced from pasture-raised, free-ranging goats. They claim to process the milk in human-grade facilities, and it's free from by-products, preservatives, and GMO ingredients. It's 100% sourced from the Netherlands.The instructions say to add 1/4 cup powder to 12-16 oz. of water. One 16 oz. bag makes 6 quarts of milk.It's about the consistency of powdered milk. It clumps up when added to water, so I use a frother to get all the lumps out.It contains 38% carbohydrates, 26% crude protein, 24% crude fat, and 4% moisture.

I have a kind of picky puppy, and often need to keep him busy, but he's not always interested in food toys in the morning (I get it, buddy, I don't really like to eat breakfast either). I took a chance on this stuff and holy smokes, he LOVES it. Doesn't matter how I use it or what I use it on, he's into it. I sprinkle it on wet or dry food that he was turning his nose up and he's all over it. I'm also diluting it with a lot of water (20:1 or so) and using it as the liquid in his frozen meals - I fill the mold with kibble and fill it to the top with the diluted milk.It dissolves quickly in warm water and smells amazing. You don't need to use very much and I can tell the bag's going to last us a while. I don't drink much milk of any type, and it's been a long time since I've had goat's milk, but man, does this smell tempting. Good thing I'm not that adventurous! :D

My dog loves this as a supplement to her diet! Non-gmo goodness! I simply mix this in a bottle with a blender ball and feed it to her. It's a winner!