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1 quart - Raw Plain Greek Goat Yogurt for Cats & Dogs (Glass)

1 quart - Raw Plain Greek Goat Yogurt for Cats & Dogs (Glass)

Thick and silky. Greek style yogurt is regular raw pet yogurt with most of the whey drained off to a make a spoonable, creamy consistency. High in protein, calories, and probiotics. Can be served as a treat or mixed with kibble or ground meat.

Crystal Brook Farm

Our Natural Standards
Pasture Raised
100% A2/A2
No Spray
GMO Free
No Hormones or Steroids
No Routine Antibiotics or Vaccines
Gluten Free
Vegetarian
Humanely Raised
Supplemented with Non-GMO Grains
Raw Food
Non-Homogenized
Corn & Soy Free
Equipment Cleaned with Acids
Variation in Our Natural Foods
Ingredients

Goat milk, culture.<br>---<br><i>Contains: Bifidobacterium lactis, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Lactobacillus delbrueckii subsp. bulgaricus, Lactobacillus, delbrueckii subsp. lactis, and Lactose.</i>

1 quart - Raw Plain Greek Goat Yogurt for Cats & Dogs (Glass)
1 quart - Raw Plain Greek Goat Yogurt for Cats & Dogs (Glass)
Crystal Brook Farm

$26.31

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Shelf Life & Storage Tips
<div> <input class="questions" id="question8" name="q" type="checkbox"> <div class="plus">+</div> <label class="question" for="question8"> Shelf Life &amp; Storage Tips</label> <div class="answers">Our raw goat Greek yogurt should last about 2 weeks in the fridge after you receive it. Every bottle comes with a sell by date on the cap, and the yogurt should last at least a week past that date. But, of course, once it's opened there are so many variables that can affect shelf life (contaminants getting in, etc).<br> <br>We do NOT recommend freezing. It will become clumpy when thawed, which removes that lovely creamy consistency.<br/></br></br></div> </input></div>
How It’s Made
<div> <input class="questions" id="question5" name="q" type="checkbox"> <div class="plus">+</div> <label class="question" for="question5"> How it's Made</label> <div class="answers"> Our raw Greek yogurt is made simply in an old fashioned way. Here's how we do it:<br> 1. The goats are milked using old fashioned pneumatic milkers. <br> 2. The milk is poured into the bulk tank to cool down quickly.<br> 3. The milk is heated to around 100F and yogurt culture is added. Light heating is necessary to create a good environment for the culture to grow. Keep in mind that milk comes out of a goat around 101F, and all of the wonderful properties of raw milk are maintained under 110F.<br>4. The cultured milk is put in the culturing room overnight, for about 12 hours. The culturing room is kept around 101F.<br>5. Once cultured, the yogurt is strained by gravity for a few hours. This removes most of the whey, making the yogurt thick and creamy.<br>6. The yogurt is cooled and bottled. </br></br></br></br></br></br></div> </input></div>
Honest Disclosure
<div> <input class="questions" id="question9" name="q" type="checkbox"> <div class="plus">+</div> <label class="question" for="question9"> </label> <div class="answers">The culture is a freeze dried culture that we buy in.</div> </input></div>

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Why raw yogurt for cats and dogs? What's up with that?
We believe that your whole family should get the best quality, most nutrient-dense, safest foods available. That’s why our pet food is made in the same way that we would prepare food for ourselves - with the highest quality farming standards, a straightforward process, and extreme attention to detail.
What are your milk safety standards?
Milk safety is a top priority. Although it's not required for raw pet milk, Miller's Bio Farm is certified by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture for raw milk production and bottling for humans in PA. We also go above and beyond what's "required" for that certification by testing every batch of milk on site for general bacteria counts.
What breed are your goats?
Our milking goats are crosses between Alpine, Saanen, and Nubian goats.
What are the goats fed?
The goats have free access to pasture year round. However, in the hot summer, they usually choose to stay in the barn. When they're not eating forage at pasture, they are fed a GMO-free, corn-free, soy-free, and chemical-free feed from a farmer that raises and mixes the grains himself. Feed contains barley, oats, peas, alfalfa, and minerals.
Is your goat yogurt A2/A2?
Yes! All goats naturally produce A2/A2 milk. This is because goats (and all mammals) did not undergo a genetic mutation like cows do.