Shepherd Boy Farms Super Fruit Freeze Dried Raw Goat Milk Powder for Dogs

I bought this cause my dogs both love fruit but one prefers fruit more yogurty over actual fruit & this easy to use just aid water & shake is a perfect way for her to get that

One of my dogs is on a low salt diet and it’s hard to find healthy solutions in between meals…I called the farm and spoke with Ashton to discuss the salt content in their goat’s milk…he was so kind and assured me that we safely within the allotted daily salt intake…I was thrilled and so were my beloved dogs🥰I highly recommend their products!

I was in a hurry so that is on me but FRUIT FOR CATS?!! I have never known many if any cats that like much fruit if any. So why is this marketed as a supplement for cats. I saw that and thought I would get it because it was cheaper and less than the others and I want to try it out. My first clue it was "funny" is because it was a purple powder beads in the bottle of the plastic bottle and when I added water it became very purple. That was when I saw "Super Fruit" on the label and realized I had made a horrible mistake. I tried giving it to my cats and one after another they rejected it. I wasted my money because I saw "For Cats" and didn't look any further into the description and now I just have the dried out glob of purple on my dish I have to scrape off before i wash it and a bottle of purple crap I have to dump out so I can recycle the bottle. BUYER BEWARE!! READ WHAT YOU ARE BUYING AND FOR WHOM!!! Because in my opinion - This is NOT FOR CATS!

I ordered the goat milk to put on my doggies food because of upset tummies. It really seems to be helping. They don’t eat grass like they used to & their breath which was atrocious has really mellowed out!

Neither my cat or dog would eat food once it was added.

I actually mixed this with a container of regular goats milk. The dogs absolutely love it!

I have a senior rescue dog. At her last Veterinarian visit, the doctor said she was dehydrated and needs to drink more water. She has drinking water inside, she has drinking water outside; she has no shortage of access to drinking water. How do you convince a dog to drink more? You and me, doctor tells us to drink more water, we make an effort to have a big glass on our desk as a visual reminder. For a dog, her doctor suggested adding liquid to her food (she gets a dry kibble) and making it more interesting. Hey, goat milk? So what you get here is a shelf-stable powdered goat milk. It comes prepackaged in a quart container, so you fill to specific level, shake, and voila you have goat milk => very convenient and easy. You refrigerate and use within 10-days. I am not about taking something shelf-stable and making it perishable, so I mix in smaller batches and lose the convenience. You get two (2) ounces of “flake” and I measure smaller portions on a kitchen scale. I tried volume measure, but it didn't correspond to a convenient cup I had so I simply continue to kitchen scale measure by weight. This is pricey way to get my senior dog to drink more water; I am not certain I am going to rely on this into the future. This is my second order though, so credit to that. And I don’t know if she actually drinks more water, but she sure seems to enjoy it. I tried it myself (I realize this is “raw” milk not for human consumption), and I found it pleasant enough.

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