Whole Goat's Milk Powder for Dogs & Cats
Whole Goat's Milk Powder for Dogs & Cats
Nourishing daily support for hydration, strong bones and overall wellbeing.
Pure Whole Goat’s Milk Powder made from 100% goat’s milk. Naturally rich in protein, calcium and essential nutrients, it can be sprinkled over food or mixed with water to create a tasty, nourishing drink — ideal for encouraging dogs and cats who can be reluctant to drink plain water.
Supports Natural Hydration
Naturally Rich in Calcium
Source of Quality Protein
Encourages Fussy Drinkers
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Why Cats & Dogs Love it
Supports Natural Hydration
Mixed with water, Whole Goat’s Milk Powder creates a tasty, nourishing drink that can help increase your pet’s overall fluid intake. A simple way to add extra hydration alongside their normal diet.
Naturally Rich in Calcium
Goat’s milk is naturally rich in calcium, an essential mineral that contributes to the maintenance of healthy bones and teeth as part of a balanced diet.
Source of Quality Protein
Naturally containing high-quality milk protein, Whole Goat’s Milk Powder provides additional nutrition that can complement your dog or cat’s everyday diet.
Encourages Fussy Drinkers
For pets who aren't enthusiastic about plain water, mixing Goat’s Milk Powder with water creates a more appealing, flavour some drink. Particularly useful for encouraging reluctant drinkers to take in
more fluids.
Why Whole Goat’s Milk?
Naturally nourishing milk with a structure that differs from cow’s milk.
Goat’s milk isn’t simply another version of cow’s milk. Its natural fat and protein structure is different, which influences the way it behaves during digestion.
One of the key differences is its fat globules. Goat’s milk generally contains a greater proportion of smaller fat globules than cow’s milk, providing more surface area for digestive enzymes to work on. It is also naturally richer in short and medium-chain fatty acids, which are more readily broken down during digestion.
There is another important difference in the protein. Goat’s milk generally contains less αs1-casein than cow’s milk. Differences in casein composition mean goat’s milk can form a softer, less firm curd during digestion than cow’s milk — another reason it is often described as being more easily digestible.
Alongside its distinctive fat and protein structure, whole goat’s milk naturally provides protein, fat and minerals including calcium, making it a simple and nutritious addition to your pet’s diet.
And what’s inside our pouch? 100% Whole Goat’s Milk Powder — nothing unnecessary added.
Feeding Guide
Suggested daily amount based on your dog’s weight.
1–12kg
Cats and small dogs
1 tsp daily
12–24kg
Spaniels, collies, staffies
2 tsp daily
24kg+
Labradors, shepherds and up
2–4 tsp daily
How It Works
Just add water for a naturally tasty way to encourage hydration.
Mix Whole Goat’s Milk Powder with warm water to create a creamy, highly palatable drink that can make hydration much more appealing — particularly for dogs that aren't naturally enthusiastic water drinkers.
To make a hydration drink, mix 1 tablespoon of Whole Goat’s Milk Powder with 1 cup of warm water to create approximately 235ml.
It can also be sprinkled directly over wet, raw or dry food, making it an easy way to add the natural nutrition of whole goat’s milk to their everyday diet.
Because it is made from 100% whole goat’s milk, there are no unnecessary fillers, flavourings or additives — just one simple ingredient.
1 tbsp powder + 1 cup warm water = approx. 235ml
Scoop → Mix → Serve → Lap it up
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Is goat’s milk good for dogs?
Goat’s milk can be a tasty and nutritious addition to a dog’s normal diet. It naturally provides protein, fats, calcium and other nutrients, while its creamy taste can make it particularly appealing to fussy eaters and reluctant drinkers. Our Whole Goat’s Milk Powder is made from one ingredient — 100% whole goat’s milk.
Is goat’s milk easier for dogs to digest than cow’s milk?
Goat’s milk naturally has slightly less lactose than cow’s milk and its physical structure differs too, including naturally smaller fat globules before processing. These characteristics are among the reasons goat’s milk is often considered gentler than cow’s milk. However, goat’s milk still contains lactose, so dogs that are particularly sensitive to dairy should be introduced gradually.
Can dogs drink goat’s milk every day?
Yes, our Goat’s Milk Powder can be incorporated into your dog’s daily diet when fed according to the recommended serving amount. As with any new addition to their diet, introduce it gradually, particularly if your dog hasn't had dairy before.
Can goat’s milk help encourage my dog to drink more?
It can be a useful way of making fluids more appealing. Simply mix the powder with water to create a creamy, tasty drink. This can be particularly useful for dogs that aren't enthusiastic water drinkers, as well as during warmer weather or after exercise. Fresh drinking water should still always be available. Goat’s milk products are commonly used in this way, and customer reviews across the category frequently mention reluctant drinkers enjoying goat’s milk.
How do I give Goat’s Milk Powder to my dog?
You can mix it with water and serve it as a drink, sprinkle the dry powder over wet, raw or dry food, or use it in homemade enrichment treats. Some owners also mix it with water and freeze it into cubes or treats — particularly handy on warmer days.
Is goat’s milk suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs?
Many dogs tolerate goat’s milk well, but every dog is different. Goat’s milk contains slightly less lactose than cow’s milk, although it is not lactose-free. If your dog has a particularly sensitive stomach or known dairy intolerance, introduce a small amount gradually and stop feeding it if it
causes digestive upset.
Can puppies have goat’s milk powder?
Goat’s milk can be offered as a supplementary food to appropriately weaned puppies, but ordinary goat’s milk should not be used as a complete replacement for their mother’s milk or a properly formulated puppy milk replacer. Growing puppies have very specific nutritional requirements that goat’s milk alone doesn't provide.
Does Goat’s Milk Powder need to be mixed with water?
No. That's one of the nice things about it. You can make it into a drink with water or simply sprinkle the powder directly over your dog’s food. This makes it easy to adapt depending on whether you're looking to encourage additional fluid intake or simply add it to their normal meal.
Does powdered goat’s milk still contain lactose?
Yes. Whole goat’s milk naturally contains lactose and turning it into a powder doesn't make that lactose disappear. Goat’s milk generally contains somewhat less lactose than cow’s milk, but it shouldn't be described as lactose-free unless it has specifically undergone a process to remove it.
Analytical Constituents & Composition
Composition:
100% Whole Goat’s Milk Powder.
Analytical Constituents:
• Crude Protein: 26%
• Crude Fat: 31%
• Crude Fibre: <1%
• Ash: 6%
Pairs Well With
“Because your best friend deserves the very best.”
Logan's began with one very special dog — Oscar. Wanting the very best for him inspired us to look more closely at what went into the products we gave our pets, and ultimately led us to create our own.
That same philosophy remains at the heart of Logan's today: carefully selected, straightforward ingredients and supplements we'd be happy to give to our own pets. Oscar's paw remains part of our logo as a reminder of where it all began.
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