Whole Goat Milk Powder

The recommended daily amount is 200 ml of prepared mixture per 5 kg of body weight (mix one 30 g scoop with 500 ml of fresh water). Spread this amount across the day or around training moments rather than giving it all at once.

Always serve the mixture fresh. Once prepared, refrigerate it and use within 2 days. Store the unopened powder in a cool, dry place.

Yes, this is normal. When drinking Finn'est Power goat milk your dog takes in more fluids and at the same time receives natural electrolytes that support fluid balance. As a result the body stays better hydrated. Thanks to this increased fluid intake the kidneys can work more efficiently and waste products are removed from the body faster, which is why your dog will also urinate more.

Goat milk is a nutritious and easily digestible supplement for dogs with a sensitive digestion. Thanks to its easily digestible protein structure, fatty acids and natural composition, it is often well absorbed in the stomach and intestines. In addition, goat milk naturally contains prebiotic oligosaccharides that feed the beneficial gut bacteria and contribute to a balanced gut flora. This helps support digestion and can contribute to better nutrient absorption.

Yes, absolutely. It provides additional support during this intensive period, when the bitch needs extra energy, fluids and nutrients to optimally feed her pups and stay in good condition herself. Goat milk helps the bitch stay hydrated, supports her milk production and delivers essential nutrients. For nursing bitches the recommended dose may be increased to 60 g of powder per 500 ml of water.

Give the product both before and after exertion for optimal results. Before exertion give only a small portion of the recommended amount, about 30 minutes prior, to avoid an overly full stomach. After exertion the daily amount may be given.

Yes, you can. Many dogs love the taste of goat milk, also in powder form. You can simply sprinkle the recommended daily amount of Finn'est Power goat milk powder over their food.

This of course varies from dog to dog, but in our experience even very picky dogs love the taste of goat milk.

Yes, that's perfectly fine. Many dogs find goat milk at least as tasty when it is slightly lukewarm. This is often done during colder outdoor temperatures. Just make sure the milk doesn't get too warm so your dog cannot burn himself.

Goat milk powder is ideal for making all kinds of tasty and healthy dog treats. For example: dog ice cream by mixing goat milk with pumpkin, banana or blueberries and freezing it in ice cube moulds; homemade dog cookies by adding goat milk powder to your favourite cookie recipe for extra flavour; or a lick-mat treat by mixing goat milk powder with peanut butter or wet food and spreading it over the lick mat.