WAITA Freeze Dried Goat Milk Sticks 60g
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WAITA Freeze Dried Goat Milk Sticks 60g are nutritious, digestible treats for pets, ideal for those with sensitive stomachs or dairy intolerances. Made with 60% goat milk powder and 40% duck, these sticks offer a wholesome snack rich in calcium and protein, supporting bone and dental health. While beneficial, it's important to follow the feeding guide and ensure fresh water is always available.
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FAQs
What are the main ingredients?
The main ingredients are Goat Milk Powder (60%) and Duck (40%).
Are these treats suitable for puppies?
Yes, they are suitable for pets over 3 months of age.
Can my dog with a sensitive stomach eat these?
Yes, goat's milk is known for being easier to digest than cow's milk and is often recommended for pets with sensitive stomachs.
How many sticks should I give my pet per day?
The feeding guide varies by weight: ≤5kg get 1-2 sticks, 5-15kg get 2-4 sticks, and ≥15kg get 4-6 sticks per day.
Do I need to refrigerate these treats?
No, they should be stored in a cool, dry place. Ensure the packaging is sealed after opening.
What is the nutritional breakdown?
Analytical Constituents include Crude Protein ≥25%, Crude Fat ≥10%, Crude Ash ≤8%, Crude Fibre ≤1%, and Moisture ≤6%.
Can these be fed to cats as well as dogs?
The product is generally marketed for pets, and the ingredients are suitable for both dogs and cats, provided they are over 3 months old and meet the feeding guidelines.
Troubleshooting
Pet refusing to eat the sticks
Ensure the pet is over 3 months old. Try offering as a meal topper initially or as a reward for positive behavior.
Signs of digestive upset
While generally gentle, discontinue use if your pet shows signs of intolerance and consult a veterinarian. Ensure fresh water is always available.
Sticks seem too hard
These are freeze-dried and naturally crunchy. For very small pets or those with dental concerns, you may consider briefly softening with a small amount of water, though this is not the intended method of feeding.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Easier to digest than cow's milk, beneficial for sensitive stomachs.
- Natural source of calcium and protein.
- Freeze-dried to maintain nutritional value and probiotics.
- Appeals to pets with a mild, palatable flavor.
- Can be used as a treat or to supplement meals.
Cons
- Contains dairy, not suitable for pets with severe lactose intolerance.
- Specific protein source (duck) may be an allergen for some pets.
- Requires careful portion control based on pet's weight.
- Product is designed to be fed dry, may not suit all feeding preferences.
Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions
Feeding Guide:
Follow the daily feeding recommendations based on your pet's weight:
- ≤ 5kg: 1–2 units/day
- 5–15kg: 2–4 units/day
- ≥ 15kg: 4–6 units/day
Compatibility:
- Suitable for pets over 3 months of age.
- Avoid feeding immediately after intense exercise.
Care:
- Store in a cool, dry place.
- Ensure the product is sealed after opening to maintain freshness.
- Always provide access to clean, fresh drinking water when feeding.
- The product is designed to be fed dry.