A nutrient-rich hydration option plus organic kale and quinoa—ingredients that are known to support energy and vitality! Suitable for dogs or cats. Green Goodness Raw Goat Milk is available in 32oz resealable bottles.
- Blend of three beneficial microorganisms deliver 5 billion CFUs per ounce
- Added kale and quinoa for energy & vitality
- Excellent source of moisture
Ingredients:
Raw Goat Milk, Organic Kale, Dried Lactobacillus lactis fermentation product, Dried Lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, Dried Enterococcus faecium fermentation product, Inulin, Organic Turmeric (color), Organic Quinoa, Organic Ginger, Organic Cinnamon.
| Crude Protein | 3% (min) |
| Crude Fat | 3% (min) |
| Crude Fiber | 1% (max) |
| Moisture | 90% (max |
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CALORIE CONTENT
Calories 37 per oz -
MINERALS
Calcium 0.14% Copper 0.00ppm Iron 0.00ppm Magnesium 0.02% Manganese 0.00ppm Phosphorus 0.12% Potassium 0.21% Sodium 0.04% Zinc 4.90ppm -
AMINO ACIDS
Taurine 0.01% PRIMAL PET FOODS GREEN GOODNESS GOAT MILK+ IS INTENDED FOR INTERMITTENT OR SUPPLEMENTAL FEEDING ONLY. THIS IS NOT A COMPLETE DIET.
Disclaimer: every attempt has been made to ensure that the nutritional information provided is an accurate representation of an actual or average as fed analysis of this product.
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STORAGE
Goat Milk+ is sold frozen and should be stored in the freezer prior to use. Bottles should be placed in the refrigerator to defrost 24 hours prior to using.
Product will last 10 days after being thawed, or 1 year frozen.
AVAILABLE IN
Raw Goat Milk is available in 32oz. resealable bottles.
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SAFE HANDLING TIPS
Wash all work surfaces, utensils, hands, and food bowls with hot, soapy water after handling raw products.
Keep products away from children and separate from other foods.
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PREPARATION & SERVING
As with all of our raw products, we recommend a slow transition when introducing new food products to any pet. We recommend starting with ¼ of the daily feeding quantity as an introductory portion. Milk will settle between uses. Shake well prior to feeding.
Use stainless steel bowls when feeding any raw product. Other materials, such as plastic and porcelain, are pourous and can trap germs over time.
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