As we all know, dogs cannot drink milk because milk can easily cause indigestion in dogs, so they cannot drink milk. There are also fish, chocolate, grapes and other things that dogs cannot eat. So what should you do if you want to supplement your dog’s nutrition? Solution? For dogs, goat's milk is easier for their bodies to accept and absorb than cow's milk.

Generally speaking, puppies under 3 weeks old are fed every three hours, and puppies between 3 and 5 weeks old are fed once every 4 hours. After that, the frequency is gradually reduced until they can eat pellet feed. Goat milk generally has high nutritional content. It is best to brew one level spoonful at a time for small dogs to prevent overnutrition and diarrhea.

Goat milk must be taken with warm water. Boiled water will destroy the nutrients in the goat milk. Cold water will not be able to completely wash away the milk powder and you will not be able to smell the milk (this is the same as making milk powder for babies). You can also rinse it with warm water and let it cool before feeding.

Is it good for dogs to eat goat milk powder? When feeding goat milk powder to dogs, you need to pay attention to the dosage. Different brands of milk powder contain different amounts of nutrients per gram of milk powder. Therefore, when feeding dogs milk powder, you also need to follow the instructions or follow the doctor’s advice to avoid complications. Overfeeding can lead to overnutrition in dogs, causing diarrhea, internal heat and other discomforts.