Research suggests goat’s milk is a suitable alternative for most animals’ diets because it is easier to digest than cow’s milk and packed with extra vitamins and minerals.
Goat’s milk has been described as the new ‘superfood’ for cats and dogs as it’s jam-packed with vitamins and nutrients and more easily digestible than cow’s milk.
Goat’s milk can be safely fed to orphaned lambs. Many farmers with milking goats will freeze extra quantities of raw goat’s milk and keep a special stock in for lambing season.
Like all young animals, a newborn piglet will require colostrum to boost its immunity and protect against disease.The piglet can then be raised on goat’s milk.