Instant Goat's Milk with Probiotics for Dogs and Cats 5.2 oz, 5.2 Ounce (Pack of 1)

My cat started having loose motion after having it

My cats didn't like it ,i still have it full

Pricey but worth it when my puppies are not eating well. My pups love this and it is general in their digestive system. No issues. High quality. Smells sweet and mixes easily with wisk. Always keto on hand for my pups.

5 stars because it’s human grade food for my new rescue kitten, and she loves it! The dry powder smells like Parmesan cheese dry but has zero odor when reconstituted. My only thing is the reconstitution guide has strange measurements. Recipes don’t usually call for things measured by 1/2 tablespoon. Because 1/2 tablespoon measures are not usually on your standard measuring utensils. I use the lowest weight which is 1-10 pounds. It calls for 1/2 tablespoon of powder and 1/8 cup of water. BTW, 1/2 tablespoon is 3/4 teaspoon. The amounts for the powder should be listed in teaspoons for the lesser amounts. Traditionally the abbreviation for tablespoon is Tbs. and teaspoon is tsp. I know I could just eyeball 1/2 tablespoon in my tablespoon measure, but I don’t want to. I have been baking and cooking for 30+ years and I rarely come across recipes calling for a 1/2 tablespoon.

I started using Honest Kitchen’s Instant Goat’s Milk with Probiotics for my dog, and it has quickly become a staple in his routine. The first thing I love is that it’s made with 100% human-grade ingredients, so I feel confident knowing he’s getting something safe and high-quality. It mixes up easily with warm water into a creamy milk that my pup absolutely loves — he licks the bowl clean every time. The added probiotics have been a huge plus for his digestion. I noticed less stomach upset and firmer stools within the first couple of weeks. It also seems to give him a little boost of energy, and I like that it supports both his gut health and hydration. It’s very versatile too — I’ve used it as a topper for his kibble, as a treat on its own. The powder format is convenient and stores well, making it easy to scoop and mix when needed. Overall, I highly recommend this goat’s milk for dogs with sensitive stomachs, picky eaters, or anyone who wants to add a nutritious, tasty boost to their dog’s diet. It’s a bit more expensive than some other supplements, but the quality and benefits make it worth it.

This stuff is great! As someone with a large dog pack (Alaskan husky, gsd/husky & malamute/gsd) I wanted to add more supplemental stuff into their food routine that didn’t break the bank but they already get raw topper so they don’t really need a bone broth as that’s too much protein. After reading about the benefits goats milk seemed to be a great alternative option & it hasn’t disappointed! I like that it comes in shelf stable form so you can make as much as you want/need. As an EMT I don’t have time to make this fresh every meal so I make it in a 32oz mason jar (extra easy to mix using a handheld milk frother) & keep it in the fridge. Just a lil shake before pouring it over their food at mealtime & we’re good to go! I noticed an almost immediate difference after the first use as the raw topper gave my dogs some stinky toots!! But after a meal with this that stopped completely so it’s definitely doing wonders for their GI tract. My joint sensitive Alaskan husky hasn’t had any soreness since either. I will say I wish the size of the can was bigger & for larger/multiple dogs it can end up a bit pricey but I don’t give them the “recommended dosage” anyway as goats milk is a bit fatty so it kinda evens out price-wise I guess.

My dog loves it!! My cat was like meh. Maybe the cat needs some time to adjust to it. I put it in a bowl that my dog has to lick a ball that grabs a little milk at a time and it gives him some fun and stimulation.