Altimate Pet Goat Milk Powder - For Dog & Cat - 200g

Altimate Pet Goat Milk Powder is a nutrient-rich, easily digestible nutrition booster for dogs and cats. Goat milk is naturally lower in lactose than cow's milk and forms smaller, softer curds, which makes it a gentler option for pets with sensitive stomachs. With added probiotics and calcium lactate, it supports digestion, bone strength and everyday vitality. Over 40 servings per 200 g tub.

Key Features

• Added probiotics support the immune system and help pets build resilience.
• Calcium lactate supports bone density and strength in adult and senior pets.
• Naturally lower in lactose than cow's milk, so it is often better tolerated by lactose-sensitive pets.
• Smaller fat globules and softer curds make it gentle on more delicate stomachs.
• Nutrient-rich support for muscle maintenance, organ function and overall vitality.
• Contains immune-supporting nutrients including selenium and zinc.
• Essential fatty acids including DHA support cognitive function in adult and senior pets.
• Net weight 200 g, over 40 servings. Suitable for dogs and cats of all life stages.

Key Ingredients

• Goat Milk — naturally lower in lactose, with smaller fat globules for easier digestion.
• Probiotics — support gut balance and immune function.
• Calcium Lactate — supports bone density and joint strength.

Directions for Use

Start with a small amount mixed with warm water. Gradually increase and either serve on its own, mix through your pet's food, or use as a base for homemade recipes and frozen treats. Suitable for puppies and kittens over three months of age, and for pets at all later life stages.

Health Benefits

• Supports digestive comfort
• Supports bone and joint strength
• Supports immune function
• Supports cognitive function and overall vitality

Storage & Safety

• Store in a cool, dry place with the lid firmly closed. Keep the powder dry.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• A supplementary food, not a complete diet and not a substitute for mother's milk in animals under three months.
• Introduce gradually. Discontinue if digestive upset occurs and consult your veterinarian.