Pawvlova - Goat Milk Doggy Drink Mix

This creamy, dessert-inspired blend combines Victorian goat milk with egg white, freeze-dried strawberry, and green kiwi cubes for a festive twist that looks as good as it tastes.

Naturally sweet and protein-rich, it’s an absolute crowd favourite - gentle on tummies and packed with nutrients that support digestion, immunity, skin, and coat health.

Lovingly made in Melbourne, Hill & Hound products are crafted with 100% natural, human-grade ingredients & are free from preservatives, artificial colourings, fillers & other nasties.

Ingredients: Victorian goat milk powder, egg white powder, freeze dried green kiwi cubes, freeze dried strawberry cubes.

Goat Milk Powder: is easy for dogs to digest, rich in essential nutrients, and high in probiotics that support gut health and immunity. It helps with strengthening the immune system, and promotes healthy skin and a shiny coat. Gradual introduction is recommended, and consulting a vet is advised for dogs with health conditions.

Egg White Powder: is a lean, highly digestible source of complete protein for dogs. It supports muscle health, skin, and coat, while being low in fat and calories - great for sensitive stomachs or dogs on low-fat diets. It’s safe, convenient, and long-lasting when made from pure, unflavoured eggs.

Freeze Dried Green Kiwi Cubes: are a healthy, low-calorie treat for dogs. They support digestion, boost immunity, and promote healthy skin and coat thanks to their fibre, antioxidants, and vitamins.

Freeze Dried Strawberry Cubes: are a tasty, nutrient-rich treat for dogs. They’re packed with antioxidants, vitamin C, and fibre, which support immune health, digestion, and a shiny coat. Naturally sweet and low in calories, they make a healthy alternative to traditional dog treats.

Serving suggestion: Stir 1 tablespoon of powder into 100mL of water. It can also be sprinkled as a meal topper.

Alternatively, blend in some Greek yogurt or kefir for a thicker consistency. For longer-lasting enrichment, offer as a frozen treat!

Always consult with a vet before adding new foods to your dog’s diet.