pure goat milk infused with organic superfood beet root and strawberry
Introducing Hot Milk, a highly nutritious goat milk blend enriched with premium organic superfoods, crafted for your dog's enjoyment and health at heart.
Naturally rich in probiotics, essential vitamins A, B, and D, and minerals like calcium, goat milk supports gut health, hydration, healthy skin and coat. Its unique A2 protein makes it less inflammatory and easier to digest than cow's milk.
Explore five delicious, vibrant flavors inspired by the café ritual you love.
Ube Berry Bliss is crafted from just four INGREDIENTS:
Goat Milk
- excellent source of calcium, protein, probiotics, essential vitamins and minerals. easily digestible with A2 protein and incredible for gut and overall health
- sourced from the Netherlands, our 100% natural goat milk is non-GMO and free of pesticides, growth hormones and antibiotics
Organic Strawberry
- a juicy super berry bursting with vitamin C, fiber and natural enzymes that support healthy immune system, with malic acid that and can help whiten and brighten teeth
Organic Beet Root
- loaded with folate, fiber, and natural nitrates that support cardiovascular health, healthy digestion, and liver function
Pure Honey
- an ancient remedy prized for its rich antioxidants, enzymes, and antibacterial properties that may alleviate seasonal allergies
- sustainably sourced from a bees-first family farm
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Crude Protein (Min) 18.8%, Crude Fat (Min) 20.3%, Crude Fiber (Max) 0.68%, Moisture (Max) 6.10%
Approx 30 servings in each 4.2oz bag.
FEEDING GUIDE
Mix 1/2 TBSP of powder with 1/8 CUP of water for every 15lbs of dog weight.
Warm water (not hotter than 130°F) recommended for easier mixing
So many more ways to enjoy!
- sprinkle over meal as a nourishing topper
- rehydrate food for superfood nutrition boost
- freeze on lick mats for longer-lasting enrichment fun
new to hot milk? we recommend introducing gradually over the first week — start with half a serving while your pup’s tummy adjusts. slight changes in stool are expected and typically settle within a few days.
