The Honest KitchenHuman Grade Instant Goat's Milk with Probiotics for Dogs and Cats, 5.2 Ounces

I’ve waited six months before writing a review, as I wanted to be sure of the effectiveness of this supplement. It has worked as advertised. I have an 8 year old German Shepard mix that suffered from occasional loose stools and diarrhea. Changing her diet from commercial foods to homemade helped, but didn’t eliminate her problems. From day one, this has cured her of the loose stools. She has not had one instance of that since June of 2024.It is pricey, but it’s well worth the expense for me. She weighs 75 lbs., so the directions called for a tablespoon and a half daily. I cut it back to 1 tablespoon to see if there was any change in her gut health, and there has been none. I’m able to stretch it a little further that way. She uses 2 cans a month.Note- you can feed it to your pet as a liquid treat if you like. I mix it in with her food each morning. The directions call for it to be mixed in one cup of water, but I use about a third of a cup of water, as her food is too watery using one full cup.Highly recommend this product.

Kittens love the taste, even when they turned “picky” after being spoiled!It does a great job regulating their bowels.It’s become part of our daily routine, so glad for such a great product!

This is a great resource to have on hand when having puppies. Great for supplemental feedings and good quality.

For several years my dog had occasional episodes of desperate grass eating – getting me up at 3 or 4 am, frantic to get out and find grass to eat. Since we don’t have a yard with grass, this means I would have to get up, get dressed, and take him out on his grass hunting expedition. When occasional episodes became frequent, and sleep deprivation was impacting my mental health, the vet began a series of diagnostic tests, none of which could explain his problem. Finally, an abdominal ultrasound showed chronic inflammation of his duodenum.In researching anti-inflammatory foods or supplements I could give him, the two things that popped up most often were goat’s milk and probiotics. Since this product has both, and is in a powdered from that keeps well, I decided to give it a try. Wow!Since I started giving this to him with his breakfast, he has not had a single episode – nearly 3 months now. It’s easy to mix with warm water, using a mini-whisk, and he loves it! He weighs 25 lbs, and 30 servings per can is absolutely accurate.I think the price is fine for the benefits. I use goat’s milk myself, since I can’t digest cow’s milk, and I pay quite a bit more for it. I’d say my dog is worth what is really a small price, especially compared to ongoing vet bills!

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 the goat milk. This is my second purchase. He would NOT eat his food until I put cheese on it but with this, he doesn’t look for the cheese anymore. He eats ALL of his food with this .I mix it with room temp water and mix it well. I’m not too bothered by the clumps. Once mixed together, I put it with his kibble and he loves it! The stool comes out nicely with a mix of probiotic powder that I have . Will be a staple for my pets meal.

I have a 65 IB dog and this overpriced can holds maybe 5 meals I fed this over? It didn’t last more than a week. You’re not supposed to feed goats milk regularly to a dog as it’s SO FATTY and caloric dense and other issues but it is supposed to be healthy now and again. She did love the taste but there’s no way I’m paying all that again. Maybe a can for upset stomachs now and again.

Giving a small amount of this to my little dog as a treat between meals.Nutritious and loaded with pre and probiotics. Also, he LOVES it!