[VIDDAVET] 200grams Milk One Goats Milk Budget Pack Replacer for puppies puppy milk newborn replacer

Product details of Goat Milk Replacer MilkOne for Pet Dog/Cat One Kg

MADE IN NETHERLANDS Complete milk replacer for rearing goats up to 3months

Composition: Whey products, vegetable fat (palm and coconut), soy concentrates, hydrolized wheat protein, soy isolate, milk powder, starch

Analysis

Protein 22%

ASh 9%

Crude Fat 18%

Crude Fiber 0.1%

Carbohydrates 47%

Mositure 3,5%Probiotics

E1700 BioPlus 1.280 MFCUPremix

VIt A 25,000 IU/kg

Vit D3 7,500 IU/kg

Vit E 300mg/kg

How to use :

Mix 1 tablespoon (15 grams) of Milk One to 100 ml of lukewarm water

Alternatively, mix 150 grams per Liter of water

Can be given to dogs, cats, rabbits.

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How goat milk is good for dogs looks into the benefits of goat milk for dogs with 7 very healthy benefits.

Many recent studies show that goat milk to be less allergenic than just about every other milk available and more easily digested. Goat milk contains far less casein than cow's milk, a known cause of allergic reactions.

Goat milk is more easily digested with smaller fat globules and a higher concentration of medium chain fatty acids making it far quicker to digest than cow's milk.

It's rich in vitamins, minerals, electrolytes, trace elements, enzymes, protein and fatty acids. Raw goats milk makes a great addition to your dogs diet with easily digested probiotics that can help with diabetes, improving digestion, leaky gut, IBD and liver disease.

You can use goats milk to ferment with kefir grains, now popular in the US and the UK. This creates a large number of beneficial strains of bacteria in the fermented milk, which you can feed your dog to keep their gut healthy.

Try and purchase goats milk for better more healthy nutrition with the resulting probiotics less likely to be destroyed by hydrochloric acid and bile salts in your dogs digestive tract.

Like all milks, it depends on how the animal is raised as to the quality of the produce. Goats that are pastured and grass fed in a low stress environment, free of antibiotics and GMO feeds will produce the best quality milk.

It's delicious, super healthy for gut health issues and my dog loves it, yours will too