🐾 The Honest Kitchen Instant Probiotic Goat's Milk: Optimizing Gut Health for Cats and Dogs Review

My two puppies always ate grass so I decided to give it a try. They really like it, they lick everything to the last drop. The best part is that he hardly eats grass. I give it to them once a day. Because of their size, they get 1/2 tablespoon to 1/4 cup of water. I heat 1/2 cup of water in the microwave for 30 seconds, divide it into 2 bowls and add the powder to the water and it mixes really well. Definitely recommend!

Very satisfied with this product! I used to feed my 15 year old cat raw goat's milk daily. He has an overactive thyroid and needs extra calories to maintain his weight and was very fond of milk but I had trouble finding it consistently in my area. I chose this powder version. I was a little worried he wouldn't like it but he drank it straight to the bottom! It's more convenient for me to buy and more economical. I keep buying!

The reason we use probiotics is because I have a dog that gets diarrhea from time to time. She passed the exam. The vet says it's some kind of stress gastritis. I used a great brand of probiotics that completely cured her occasional diarrhea. Unfortunately, the store no longer made probiotics, so I had to look elsewhere. My dogs liked the taste of goat milk but the diarrhea returned. I used the rest of this product as a specialty treat but had to keep looking for a probiotic product that would…

My dog, despite being rescued off the street, turned out to be quite a picky eater, wrinkling his nose at expensive dry food and high quality canned food that actually smelled delicious. She ate 2-3 times without food and I was very worried. I first found Honest Kitchen Beef Broth Powder and had great success but didn't want to overload it with protein and was so happy to find this. . I love that she gets a good dose of probiotics from this and most importantly she finds that goat milk…

You have a dog that doesn't drink enough water. (SO boring.) Not willing to open a can of tuna just to make tuna water, used Hong Kong goat milk powder instead. My "hard" recipe: 1) pour 2-3 ounces of water into a small bowl for 15 seconds, 2) add a full small scoop (comes with the jar) which dissolves in seconds, 3) place the bowl with a little flourish on his napkin for lunch. He enjoys his amuse bouche while I continue to prepare his dehydrated Honest Kitchen dinner. In fact, not only does…