Are you ready to whip up some refreshing raw goat milk treats for your dogs?
They’re SO easy to make and a hit with my pups Missy & Buzz!
The Benefits Of Raw Goat Milk For Dogs
The reason why I started adding raw goat milk to the pups’ menu was because it’s also known as “universal milk”.
That means it’s digestible by most mammals and comes with a ton of health benefits.
Unlike cow milk, it’s much lower in lactose.
Besides being easily digestible, it also relieves joint pain and destroys yeast.
As such, it helps tremendously in dealing with arthritis related symptoms, fighting off allergies and yeast infections.
Buzz used to get yeast infections in his ears back in our kibble feeding days.
Now that he eats raw dog food, he’s no longer bothered by them.
What’s In Raw Goat Milk For Dogs?
Here’s what’s in raw goat milk:
- Protein
- Fatty acids (Omega 3 & 6)
- Vitamins (A, B 2, C, & D)
- Minerals/electrolytes/trace elements (calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, copper & zinc)
All of these make it a superb natural probiotic!
How To Make The Raw Goat Milk Treats
Now back to the frozen dog treats!
I used a quart of raw goat milk, filled a few fun silicone molds with it, and then transferred them into the freezer.
That’s it!
Once they’re frozen, they make the perfect treat for a hot summer’s day.
It’s been crazy hot here in NC lately with temps in the upper 90s that felt like in the 100s, meaning the pups were very grateful for their frozen dog treats.
How Much Raw Goat Milk Can Dogs Have?
Dogs can have a certain amount of raw goat milk based on their weight:
- Under 20 lbs = 2 ounces
- Between 20-40 lbs = 4 ounces
- Between 40-60 lbs = 6 ounces
- From 60-80 lbs = 8 ounces
- Over 80 lbs = 10 ounces
Since Missy weighs a little over 50 lbs, she can have 6 daily ounces of raw goat milk.
Buzz can have a little more since he weighs a little over 70 lbs, which translates into 8 daily ounces.
Where To Buy Raw Goat Milk For Dogs
There are several different options of where you can get your hands on raw goat milk for dogs!
Raw Feeding Miami
I purchased the quart of raw goat milk I used for these frozen treats from Raw Feeding Miami.
Tip: Save 15% off your first Raw Feeding Miami order with my referral discount link.
Primal Pet Foods
Primal Pet Food sells it too!
Steve’s Real Food
You can’t get raw goat MILK from Steve’s Real Food, but they do sell CannaGurt.
That’s a raw goat milk YOGURT base with added hemp oil. It’s not quite the same, but it sounds intriguing, too!
Fun fact: I actually picked up a can of evaporated goat milk at Walmart the other week, but of course that kind is far from the raw deal.
I’m not even sure yet what I’ll use it for, lol!
I guess I was so surprised to see that Walmart carries any kind of goat milk that I just had to put it into my shopping cart.
Raw Goat Milk For Dogs: Bottom Line
Raw goat milk is known as one of the most complete, natural foods. As such, it’s an easily digestible source of probiotics for dogs (& cats as well).
Both pups really love it, regardless of whether I add it to their meals or offer it as a treat.
Do you give your dog(s) raw goat milk? As always, I’d love to hear from you in the comment section below this blog post!
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Barbara Rivers is the founder of K9sOverCoffee and a raw feeding educator with over a decade of hands-on experience.
She has fed raw in the US and Europe since 2015, after her Boxer mix Missy’s cancer diagnosis led her to move away from processed kibble and commit to species-appropriate nutrition.
As a former professional dog walker, she developed deep insight into canine behavior, conditioning, and the essential link between proper exercise and long-term health.
Barbara completed online training with veterinarian Dr. Marion Smart and Labrador breeder Dana Scott and works for one of Germany’s leading raw dog food brands, BARFER’S.
In 2026–2027, she is completing a year-long raw nutrition certification for dogs and cats at THP School, founded by raw feeding pioneer Swanie Simon.
Through her blog and weekly newsletter, she provides clear, experience-based guidance to help dog owners feed raw safely and confidently.
thanks for sharing another great healthy dogie treat!
My pleasure, Anna, glad you (& Rocky!) like it!
I make frozen goat milk treats too! I need to get some silicone molds, I think they would be easier to use.
Cool to hear that you make them for your guys too! Yes, the silicone molds are a lot easier to pop the treats out of than a regular ice cube tray. I tried both and had the hardest time getting the raw goat milk treats to come out of the tray.
Cool to hear that you make them for your guys too! Yes, the silicone molds are a lot easier to pop the treats out of than a regular ice cube tray. I tried both and had the hardest time getting the raw goat milk treats to come out of the tray.
I’ll be keeping this one in mind, especially as we consider getting some goats ourselves!
Wow, that’s the way to go, having your very own goats!!