Fettle Natural & Whole Goat's Milk Powder - 250g By Fettle
Fettle Whole Goat Milk Powder is a natural, easy-to-digest milk topper made from 100% whole goat's milk. Gently dried to help preserve its natural nutrients, this nourishing supplement provides a source of protein, healthy fats, and naturally occurring prebiotics to support everyday wellbeing. Ideal for fussy eaters, pets with sensitive stomachs, or active dogs and cats needing additional nutrition, it can be mixed with warm water to create a creamy drink, poured over meals, or served as a tasty treat. Made without fillers, additives, or artificial flavours, it offers a simple and delicious way to support hydration and daily nourishment.
- Naturally hydrating and rich in essential nutrients.
- Made from 100% whole goat's milk.
- Gentle on sensitive stomachs and easy to digest.
- Provides a source of protein, healthy fats, and naturally occurring prebiotics.
- Delicious creamy flavour pets love.
- Free from fillers, additives, and artificial flavours.
- Quick and easy to prepare as a drink, meal topper, or treat.
Whole Goat Milk.
Crude Protein 26.0%, Crude Fat 28.5%, Crude Fibre 1.11%, Crude Ash 6.24%.
Once opened, store in a cool, dry place.
24 Months.
Ratings & Reviews
10 reviews
Superb
by Bernard Swift -
Outstanding natural product that smells incredibly creamy
Highly satisfied
by Clara Hewitt -
Great for nursing mothers or recovering sick pets
Fantastic
by Douglas Booth -
Pure goats milk goodness that builds strong bones
Nice treat
by Heather Mcghee -
Dog enjoys drinking this as a special snack
Excellent value
by Peter Rowland -
Reconstitutes well and lasts a decent time
Great addition
by Theresa Boyd -
Ideal for pouring over dry kibble bits
Highly digestive
by Martin Galbraith -
Very gentle on delicate little puppy tummies indeed
Good quality
by Joanna Vance -
Wholesome option for weaning or extra nourishment
Mixes beautifully
by Alan Churchill -
Dissolves fast in warm water with no lumps
Puppy loves it
by Sylvia Meadows -
Perfect milk supplement for growing young puppies