Shepherd Boy Farms Freeze Dried Raw Goats Milk with Probiotics for Dogs & Cats (Golden Blend), Organic USA Veggies & Fruits, High Protein, Digestible Goat Milk Powder, Food Toppers - Makes 32 FL OZ

I have a very picky dog but I found this goat milk and was hoping it would help my dog eat her food. I got one flavor and she loved it so I proceeded to get all the flavors to give her a variety. She loves this one and always eats every last bite of her food when this is on it. The texture is good, the flavor is good, the combinations of ingredients are fun and keep my dogs interest. I will continue to buy this to keep in my pantry. All I need to do is add a little bit on top of her food after adding water to it and shaking it.

Both my pups threw up with this flavor. I gave it a second chance but they still threw up the second time served.

My dog will not drink this raw milk

Someone said fruit isn’t good for cats. That’s COMPLETLY WRONG. ITS EXCELLENT FOR THEM. DO RESEARCH

None of my pets would even touch this, and if they even semi, smelled it mixed with their food, they did not eat. I’ve looked at all the nutrients/ingredients. very good benefits for your pets. I do not disagree. It is just getting them to consume it.

I currently have two cats that are getting older (17 and 15 years) and both have chronic health issues related to age. I got this product as I thought that it would be super convenient to have on hand and likely make an excellent treat. As it is freeze dried and shelf stable, you can mix up as much as you need and store the rest long term, which is great. Both of my cats are having some issues maintaining healthy weight due to chronic renal insufficiency and this appears to be an excellent and healthy way to add protein and fat to their diets. Both cats are immediately attracted to the rehydrated goat’s milk and seem to love it. I really like that it contains probiotics as well. This seems to be a very high quality product and works as intended.

My dogs love their goats milk and the only problem is it's hard to find for us sometimes. I was excited to try this and think the idea of freeze dried goats milk is really convenient to keep extra bottles on hand for when it's more difficult to find. When I opened it you could smell the oranges and it seemed pleasant. But after mixing the water in, I just couldn't seem to get it fully mixed. It was chunky and would separate no matter how many times I shook it up again. Tried leaving it overnight in the fridge to see if it would dissolve more before I gave it to the dogs in the morning, and it looked exactly the same the next day. I honestly just thought it looked so unappealing that I ended up not giving it to them.

Okay, so this comes as a dry mix in the bottom of the bottle that you add water to and shake up. Easy enough for the most part, except it takes quite a bit of shaking to get the pieced broken up, then even more shaking to combine it. I added water in in increments. I filled the bottle about half way, then shook as much as I could to try and get the powder to incorporate, then I added a bit more and repeated the steps. after about 20 minutes of shaking...it still is a bit chunkier than I wanted but it will have to do. It makes a decent amount and stores in the fridge for about 10 days after mixing. So really you don't have long to use it, I wish it had a longer fridge life but that's fine. The ingredients are quality, and my cat seems to enjoy it when I mix it in her food. Will I buy it again? I am not sure just because of the price mixed with the limited time you have to use it before you have to toss it. Having to spend an extra $20 every 10 days to add goats milk and pumpkin to my cats diet is a bit too costly for my budget. Honestly though, if it came in individual serving packets I can mix so I don't feel stressed to give it to her every day before it spoils...I would probably buy it. So if its in your budget, this is a great product to add to your cats dinner. But its a bit to costly for me.