Meyenberg Nonfat Powdered Goat Milk, 12oz pouch, Kosher, Gluten Free, Vitamins A & D, 6pk

First, to summarize about myself. I am a dog breeder with about 40 years experience. I have been using this brand for years and I was raised in a household that breed dogs professionally in the dog show world. I have always found this brand locally and used it as a supplement for puppies with new mothers while she develops her milk supply and then when weening them off the mother into solid foods. This time, we were in a situation where the mother was unable to feed her puppies at all. We were wiping out the local supply and needed to find another source. My wife was looking for another source for this and started looking online and on Amazon. She found several other brands that were more economical. After looking at the nutritional information, we discovered there is a HUGE difference between this brand and others. The other brands we found had 75% LESS nutritional value than this brand. When bottle feeding newborn puppies, it is ultra important to ensure they get the proper nutrients and fat content. This brand gives the necessary sources of nutrients for rapidly growing puppies when adding a pinch of regular plain yogurt for probiotics. Let me say this again to emphasize my point about the difference between this brand and others. The other brands do not have the nutrients needed for newborn puppies, so when you factor in the puppy formula you will need to add, your savings disappears. This brand does. I wanted to make the difference about this product very clear, so others do not make any mistakes raising their puppies while trying to save a few dollars in the process. It is not worth the savings. Buy this brand, pay a pinch more and have much better results. Vets will tell you that you must use a special puppy formula. That is true IF you are using the cheap stuff with no nutritional value. I have found that this brand is great for raising bottle fed puppies. Please take a moment to fact check me on this. Look at this brand's nutritional value and calories per serving. Then look at the other cheaper brands. You get what you pay for. I hope this helps someone to make a more educated decision when raising their puppies. Also, please always consult with a veterinarian to ensure your puppies get best nutrition possible. Each breed is different and results can vary.

I use the dried goat milk in my diy pancake mix, It doesn't change the flavor of the pancake and is easier for us to digest ( we are seniors ) I'm really excited about this product! I can't wait to try it in my diy biscuit mix. and other foods that I plan to replace with goatmilk, because it did not leave a aftertaste. I didn't even note any difference, except it didn't bother me like whole milk does.

Our dog is 15 and isn't eating as much as he once did. Our vet recommended adding this to his daily food to help him bulk up. So far so good. He eats it, so I guess it is working! Plus, no strange smells.

This Whole goat milk powder has a mild flavor and mixes well. Makes very nice Chèvre cheese, yogurt or mix with coffee or cacao.

This powder blends easly in warm water. I also like that it's in a soft side bag and not the can.

Buying cartons of milk at the store gets expensive, and with the short shelf life, we were having to go to the store more often than usual. I found this powdered version of the same milk we were buying and it's been a great alternative for us.When my son was drinking formula, I had been using the Baby Brezza, which made it warm (which my son really likes). So we've been using this similar to making formula, just use warm water from the Brezza and mix in the powdered milk.

So happy to find this in powder form! Especially for travel and when the grocery stores are out of the goat milk in cartons.

Great product, easy to mix/use.