The Benefits of Raw Fermented Goats Milk

Fresh Raw Fermented Goat Milk is your best option. While powder forms do exist, they may not offer the same benefits. Powdered Goat’s Milk is unlikely to have probiotics. They may have been killed during pasteurization. Buying Pasteurized Goat’s Milk at the grocery will not be effective for the purposes of healing the gut.

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What You Need to Know About Raw Goat’s Milk For Your Dog

• The process of fermenting increases the formation of probiotics.

• Lactose Intolerant Dogs may find it more easily digestible.

• May aid in the reduction of allergies and food intolerances

• high levels of fatty acids offers your energy without fat making it beneficial in lower fat diets heart disease cases, etc

• High in Protein

• Higher in Calories

• Lower's pH (antacid)

• Reduces Cholesterol

• Appetizing and Enticing to the unwell pet, senior dogs,

• Offers Supportive Nutrients for the Recovery of

  • Kidney Disease or Kidney Stones

  • Heavy Metal Poisoning

  • Diarrhea

  • Urinary Tract Health

  • GI Issues

• It is a natural anti-inflammatory

• Hydrating

• Source of Essential Vitamins & Minerals

  • Calcium — For bone health

  • Riboflavin (B2) — To metabolize fats and carbohydrates

  • Phosphorus — For healthy bones and teeth; for synthesizing proteins; for using carbohydrates and fats; and for repairing cells and tissues

  • Potassium — For muscle and nerve function

  • Vitamin B12 — To maintain the pancreas

  • Magnesium — For almost all bodily functions, including mood

  • Iron — For red blood cell production

  • Selenium and zinc — For thyroid function and the immune system

Kefir may be from goat’s milk, but it might also be from other animal sources. Kefir may help you with skin health and the reduction of allergies. (Read More About the Benefits of Kefir)

How Much Raw Goat’s Milk to Feed Your Dog?

Supplemental: As a topper to Kibble or raw and homemade Food — approx 2 oz per 20 pounds.
Raw Goat’s Milk can be a complete food for a few days if your dog is in recovery.

We may explore a Goat’s Milk Fast for your dog as we work through elimination diets, the healing process, or as part of your rotation of foods.