All About Goat's Milk
Goat's milk is so packed full of everything that benefits a dog's whole body
Goat milk is highly digestible due to it having smaller fat particles and the presence of probiotics and enzymes that also aid in digestion and reducing the risk of digestive issues such as: diarrhea, gas, and bloating.
Goat milk is less likely to cause an allergic reaction due to it not being pasteurized it still contains lactase enzyme which is responsible for breaking down lactose in dairy products. This can help reduce the risk of lactose intolerance-related symptoms such as diarrhea and vomiting. Another reason why goat's milk is less likely to trigger an allergic reaction is that it contains a different type of beta-casein. Goat's milk, contains A2 beta-casein which is less likely to cause a reaction. Goat milk contains fatty acids. These fatty acids are found in short and medium strains and are found in very high amounts. These fatty acids allow your dog to convert the milk into energy and store less fat. This can prevent heart diseases by maintaining cholesterol levels. The essential fatty acids in goat's milk can even help improve the health of your pet's skin and coat. These fatty acids are able to penetrate the skin and provide moisture, helping to protect against dryness and irritation. The moisturizing properties of goat's milk can also help soothe any existing skin issues, such as allergies or hot spots. Goat milk is a natural anti-inflammatory. Goat's milk can also help reduce inflammation in the body, thanks to its unique combination of fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals. Goat milk contains enzymes that can decrease the levels of bacteria, which lead to inflammation, especially in the gut. This anti-inflammatory property also works throughout the whole body. This is really good if your dog suffers from allergies and can’t get all the foods it needs, and has pain and swelling associated with conditions such as arthritis or other joint issues. Small amounts of goat milk in the diet can be highly beneficial for rapid weight gain. This is mostly due to goat milk being so high in protein.
You will find high quantities of calcium, phosphorous and potassium in goat milk. Calcium helps with dental health as it fights agents tooth decay. Phosphorus helps to strengthen teeth and bones by combining with calcium to form hydroxyapatite, a mineral that gives bones and teeth their strength and structure. Phosphorus also plays a role in a variety of cellular processes, such as energy production, cell signaling, and muscle contraction. These are essential for the strength of bones, muscles and nerves.
You will also find vitamins like B2 and B12, which help with digestion and the pancreas.
Goat milk has been shown to reduce the symptoms of diseases like kidney stones, metal poisoning, liver disease and urinary tract problems.
Goat milk is a highly effective antacid. Due to the high levels of potassium, goat milk can help your dog achieve the right pH levels in their whole body. This will help with digestion and comfort, again reducing inflammation and the symptoms of things like heartburn.
Goat milk is a good source of calcium, protein, vitamin B12, vitamin A, potassium, phosphorus, zinc, and riboflavin. All these elements help in fighting cancer.
Goat's milk contains probiotics which help balance the gut. This can help boost your pet's immunity, as about 70% of the immune system is located in the gut. Other immune-boosting nutrients found in goat's milk include antioxidants such as vitamins A and C. Acting as a powerful antioxidant, Vitamin A helps protect cells from oxidative stress and can assist in immune function. Vitamin C also has antioxidant properties and helps support the body's natural defense against infections and diseases
Goat's milk is also a good source of biotin. A vitamin B that helps promote healthy skin and a shiny coat. Biotin helps strengthen hair follicles and prevents dry, brittle fur by providing nourishment to the cells that produce sebum. Additionally, goat's milk contains Vitamin E which can help reduce inflammation in the skin, as well as protect against damage caused by free radicals