The Honest Kitchen Daily Boosters Instant Goat's Milk with Probiotics for Dogs & Cats

Because I have to try different kind of cat food (better nutrition)for my cats recently. I got good one , so so one, or bad one. This goat milk powder kinda make my cats like everything. I'll give little bit water and heat up the wet food then mix with little bit powder. It helps, but for the bad kind of cat food the maximum help is they'll lick the juice little bit (that's it!)without the powder they won't even look at it. For the good cat food, they'll eat it faster! So I can say this is good stuff for them, at least can increase their appetites. Highly recommend it!

My cat is very ill. From kitten on, he's suffered from an autoimmune disorder and was always on the skinny side. Now, he's slowly approaching chronic kidney failure and getting even thinner. That said, I look for anything to get down him to help him anyway I possibly can. After checking with my vet, he approved this for him. I thought, "Yup, if the vet recommends it, he'll hate it." But, he actually drank enough of it for me to feel good. Yes, I recommend.

I've tried both liquid raw goats milk and this powdered version for my dogs. They seem to like the powdered version better, and it is ready in a matter of seconds unlike the liquid that usually has to be thawed for 24 hours. I'll have to wait and see if I see any health benefits, but Ive started using this to keep my dog's sensitive stomach from acting up.

I love what this product is (or isn't) made of. I give my dogs raw goat's milk whenever possible with their food, but when it isn't available, I give this powder. I love how natural it is and take comfort knowing it helps with rehabilitation and immune support. This is a great product and it being shelf-stable allows it to be kept for some time without going to waste. I sprinkle the powder on their food, add warm water and mix. All eight of my dogs love it, especially in the cooler months.

Our Pom gets a homemade diet and lacks a bit of calcium. I got this to give her because cow’s milk is hard on her digestion. I mixed this as directed and gave her the reconstituted milk and she scarfed it right down. No tummy problems at all.

As far as the milk powder goes, it mixes well as long as you use WARM milk. Cool or cold milk causes it to go clumpy and sad, but the powder melts nicely into warm. I just got it as a fun treat; I have no idea if the probiotics do anything for them health wise. But to the cats, it’s a straight 50/50 in my house. Phoenix likes it, Cannoli won’t touch it. In a similar vein, Cannoli LOVES the Catsip milk and Phoenix will only take a sip or two of it. I’d recommend seeing if your local pet-store has one of the tiny single-serve pouches before you commit to a full can.

I ordered this per a recommendation of a Chewy rep. She raves about it! My beagles are loving this goat milk! I mix 1/2 tbsp with about a 1/4 cup water in the mornings and have them drink it before their meal. I’m glad I know about this option now to help maintain my beagles health.

My senior cat (about 21) is having digestive issues as all senior cats do. She drinks this, just not as much as I would like. I have another young cat that likes to lick up the powder. Even had one of my dogs drink some. I'd definitely get another can.

I was so optimistic by the reviews that maybe my cats would enjoy this. Neither of them like it and it turns to a solid very quickly. I was really excited to try this and I was hoping it would work out.

Both my dogs and my cat love this. I was concerned because my dogs are very prone to stomach upset, but this has not given them any trouble. I will definitely buy it again.