There are many brands of goat milk powder for cats, such as BOTH, Kairuisi, and Guden. Goat milk powder is the first choice because goat milk has higher protein, fat, mineral, and energy content than cow's milk, and lower lactose content, making it easier for cats to digest and absorb. Goat milk contains 17 times more taurine than cow's milk, which is beneficial to a cat's health. High-quality goat milk powder should contain raw goat milk or goat milk powder, avoiding unnecessary ingredients such as whole milk powder. Choose lactose-free or low-lactose goat milk powder, as cats are often lactose intolerant, and low-lactose or lactose-free goat milk powder is more suitable for them.
Also, choose the appropriate packaging based on the number of cats in your household and their feeding habits. Large bags or tubs are suitable for multi-cat households or long-term use, while small cans or individual packets of goat milk powder are more suitable as occasional treats or nutritional supplements.
