
Hegen Pet Goats Milk Powder for Nutrition Supplement, Appetite Booster for Dogs, Puppy, Kitten & Cats
₱99as of Jul 18, 2026
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A 200g New Zealand-sourced goat milk powder for dogs, puppies, kittens, and cats, an easy-to-mix nutrition top-up with strong buyer numbers, though the listing skips a guaranteed analysis.

₱99as of Jul 18, 2026
COD · Shopee-protected payment
| Brand | Hegen Pet |
|---|---|
| Type | Supplement |
| Price | ₱99 (as of Jul 18, 2026) |
| Owner rating | 4.9 ★ from 10,852 reviews |
| Shop | Hegen Pet |
| Units sold | 10K+ |
| Serving/pack size | 200 g powder |
|---|---|
| Key ingredients | Goat milk powder |
| Guaranteed analysis | Not specified |
| Calories | Not specified |
Hegen Pet’s goat milk powder is a 200g, New Zealand-sourced supplement for dogs, puppies, kittens, and cats, a solid nutrition top-up if you want one, though it comes with the usual “no guaranteed analysis” catch of most Shopee milk powders.
This is natural goat milk in powder form, mixed into food or water as a supplement, not a meal replacement. The pack itself confirms it’s a 200g pouch, New Zealand-imported, and pitched as close to a mother’s milk substitute: easy digestion, easy absorption, and calcium support for growing bones. That makes it a reasonable pick for puppies and kittens that need extra nutrition, picky eaters, or a pet recovering from illness. Goat milk is naturally gentler on the stomach than cow’s milk, so pets with mild lactose sensitivity tend to handle it better.
One honest note: this is a separate Shopee listing from the same Hegen Pet shop that also sells a similar 200g goat milk powder at a different price point. Same shop, same 200g size, different listing. Worth comparing both before you buy.
The listing itself doesn’t publish a guaranteed analysis (protein, fat, fiber percentages) or an exact feeding chart, common gaps for this category on Shopee. What it does have going for it: a near-perfect 4.9 rating across 10,000+ units sold, and Hegen Pet’s goat milk line shows up among the ranked picks in an independent Philippines buying guide comparing milk options for puppies. That’s a reasonable trust signal even without a lab-verified spec sheet. Just don’t expect exact numbers on the label.
At around ₱99 as of July 18, 2026, a 200g pouch is a low-cost way to try a goat milk supplement without committing to a big bag. Check the latest price on Shopee before you buy, since Shopee prices shift. A little powder goes a long way per serving, so this size can last weeks depending on how often you use it.
Buy this if you have a puppy or kitten that needs a gentle nutrition boost, a picky eater who needs encouragement, or a pet with mild lactose sensitivity to cow’s milk. See our full lineup in the best pet vitamins and supplements roundup, or read our pet vitamins buying guide if you’re not sure a supplement is what your alaga actually needs.
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Usually, yes. Goat milk has smaller fat globules and less lactose than cow's milk, so it's gentler on sensitive stomachs. Still, introduce it slowly and watch for loose stools, especially the first time.
The listing doesn't publish an exact feeding guide, so start with a small amount mixed into water or food and ask the seller via Shopee chat for their suggested serving per your pet's weight.
The product is marketed for dogs, puppies, kittens, and cats. For very young kittens still nursing, check with your vet first, it's meant as a supplement, not a replacement for a mother's milk or a kitten milk replacer formula.
Goat milk is easier to digest and less likely to trigger the mild lactose sensitivity some dogs and cats have with cow's milk. Neither is a complete meal on its own, both are toppers, not substitutes for balanced pet food.