Raw PawsWhole Goat Milk Powder for Dogs and Cats, 7-oz - Made in USA - Powdered Goat Milk Dog Food Topper - Pet Nutritional Supplement to Support Healthy Digestion

I feed my dog raw food, and have included raw goat milk as a regular part of his diet. I’ve always had easy access to fresh, local sources, but I no longer do. I had to find a way to have everything delivered, so I decided to try this. I liked everything I read about it. Well, my dog LOVES it, he’s doing very well on it (he’s super sensitive), and it’s very easy to use. I’m very happy with this product, and will definitely be a regular, repeat customer.

Normally I would buy local for something like Goat's Milk. I needed this fast and didn't have the time to research goat milk around me, and went with this. So far, it's served me great and it is a great product.I am using this for litters of puppies and when I do the math, this is only the equivalent assuming a gallon of goat's milk is $10.00 where you are. If it's $5.00 or less near you, this product is extremely expensive.If you can find a gallon of goat's milk for $5.00 or even $2.00, you will save more going that route.Here it is:There is 128oz in a gallon of milk.2 scoops of this powdered milk is 8oz.This container is enough to supplement two litters of puppies.I use approximately 8oz of this product every 2 days for 1 litter of puppies for about 2 months, depending on demand and need this can increase or decrease.I would need 240oz of goat's milk using this formula, or almost 2 gallons of milk, per litter.This product is, then, a great idea, unless you're purchasing goat's milk below $5.00If you spend $2.00 a gallon on local goat's milk, that's $4.00 a litter, or $8.00 for two litters, versus $20.00 for one and $40.00 for two which is the math using this product.If you spend $10.00 a gallon, that's $20.00 a litter, or $40.00 for two litters.To be honest with you, I don't know who can get away with $10.00 a gallon of goat's milk, but if they can...

My pittie is a super picky eater and hates his kibble. I take a little scoop of this goat milk and mix it with warm water to pour on his food and he absolutely loves it. I also feel like it has made his fur smoother. The vet says its unnecessary for him but he likes it so I keep using it. I get over a months use out of this one container since I use the smaller cup.

I'm giving it a 4, because-as with all powdered milk-it doesn't dissolve quickly even with warm water.The cats do live it

I give it to my cat once a week. His coat is very soft and shiny.

Very good product, I wanted a pure 100% goat milk to maximize this goat kid’s growth and give him a great start. Product is a bit expensive but worth it.

So I didn't love the last probiotic I purchased for my cat. It was very expensive and seemed to make my cat's poo smell even worse!!!! I heard a lot of great things about the benefits of Goat's Milk, so I decided to give this one a try. I noticed that quite a few of the reviewers mentioned the lack of a safety seal on the container. A couple even said they contacted the manufacturer, and were sent a new jar with a safety seal on it. Why would they put safety seals on some jars and not others? I assumed there was a bad batch, and it would be safe to order by now. Nope. My jar arrived with only the top half of what would normally be plastic packaging used to prevent someone from opening the jar, and contaminating the contents. It literally just lifts off!!!! Well, then of course there must be a safety seal, right? Wrong! No safety seal. There is absolutely nothing to prevent contamination of the product!!!! I will be contacting the seller.

He loves the taste! Excellent for helping put in healthy weight.Powder on top of dry food, make a liquid milk meal or maybe soften kibble with water and add this. Plenty of options for texture.We got a puppy from a farm. He seemed mostly healthy but sort of slow to develop for his age and we were trying to get him to put on some baby fat. It was hard with a picky eater. Short of it is we kept him on the lower side of healthy weight with this stuff until we found out about the worms. The vet took care of those, then our little boy started to grow. We’ve continued a lower dose in his food periodically through the week. It really shows in his coat.