- Dec 9, 2016
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- Bulldog(s) Names
- King Louie, Jax (French Bulldog), Ella Mae and Darla Rae
How many people give goat milk? I have an opportunity to purchase some through the co-op. Jax never did well on kefir, he would always throw up so I am a little hesitant about trying the goat milk. Here is the description:
"What is incredible about our milk is that it is pasture and Brush fed goats.
We take our herd out daily on the wild spaces around the farm and they get to
eat bushes, weeds, trees - you name it! Everything an animal eats comes out
in the milk. This milk , apparently, makes 5 kinds of antimicrobials that aren't found
in conventional milk. Goat milk is incredible for digestion. It alkalizes the body.
It has 30+ live enzymes in it, it digests in 20 min vs 8 hours for cow milk.
These come from one of the few goat dairies that have opted to "green feed" their herd. The goats diet is organically managed grass/clover, hay, alfalfa pellets, and they graze every day in 35 acres of brush adjacent to the farm.
This is fresh goat milk that will come to you frozen. It will last one year in the freezer. There are no additives."
Also, is this a good price? $3.25 per pint or $6.00 per half gallon.
Just wondering if I should give it a try.
"What is incredible about our milk is that it is pasture and Brush fed goats.
We take our herd out daily on the wild spaces around the farm and they get to
eat bushes, weeds, trees - you name it! Everything an animal eats comes out
in the milk. This milk , apparently, makes 5 kinds of antimicrobials that aren't found
in conventional milk. Goat milk is incredible for digestion. It alkalizes the body.
It has 30+ live enzymes in it, it digests in 20 min vs 8 hours for cow milk.
These come from one of the few goat dairies that have opted to "green feed" their herd. The goats diet is organically managed grass/clover, hay, alfalfa pellets, and they graze every day in 35 acres of brush adjacent to the farm.
This is fresh goat milk that will come to you frozen. It will last one year in the freezer. There are no additives."
Also, is this a good price? $3.25 per pint or $6.00 per half gallon.
Just wondering if I should give it a try.
but,,,,,, something that was mentioned to me was to just give a plop of it not even a 1/4 cup as not so much is neeeded and giving seperate from meals was also mentioned. (it digests well and good for tummy) I have off and on given for years to pets with good results. I was giving to Hank in a larger amt (big ole boy) and it seemed that with that, AND the green tripe, i *think* (cause i was told) that mabie he was over digesting his food so backed off and immediately all was well. What had happened to make me *inquire* was that his poop went soft with s slight mucas/slime look on it and he has always had great poop sooooooooooooo, anyway, all went well immediately and still give intermittently.
and then we always had a goat till they were almost grown 
