Feeding Support

• Bubbles in formula

  Bubbles naturally form when powder is dissolved in water. The bubbles have no impact on the nutritional quality of the product. To help prevent too many bubbles from forming, try gently swirling the bottle to dissolve the powder, rather than shaking it. Adding the powder to warm water will also f...

• Can I mix with breast milk?

  After preparing the formula as directed, you can combine the prepared formula with breast milk. We recommend you consult your baby's healthcare provider to discuss their unique needs and available feeding options.

• Can I reheat the formula?

  If the prepared formula hasn’t been used, it can be stored for up to 24 hours and reheated by placing it in a bottle warmer or a container of warm water for no more than 15 minutes. Formula that is partially consumed can be refrigerated for up to one hour and can be reheated once. We do not recom...

• Does goat milk formula taste strong or goaty?

  We can assure you that Kabrita goat milk is great tasting, mild, slightly sweet and kid approved. We have received lots of positive reviews in terms of little ones loving the flavour. The fast production process of fresh goat milk creates a gentle and mild taste.

• Do I need to use warm water? Can I use room temperature water to mix the formula?

  For healthy, full-term infants, Health Canada recommends using boiled water that has been cooled to room temperature. Remember, once you've started feeding your child, the bottle should be used within 2 hours.

• How do I prepare a bottle with an odd number of scoops?

  Kabrita Goat Milk-Based Infant Formula requires one scoop of powder per 30 millilitres (mL) of water, making it easy to prepare an odd number of scoops. Prepare Kabrita as directed on the back of the can.

• What kind of water should I use? Can I use tap water?

  Health Canada advises using boiled water that has been cooled to room temperature to prepare powdered infant formula. You can use tap water if you are sure your tap water is safe. If you are not sure if your tap water is safe to use for preparing infant formula, use bottled water.

• Why not use regular goat milk to feed my infant?

  Goat milk alone does not contain all the nutrients essential for an infant's growth and development. While goat milk is an excellent base for formula, we add critical nutrients and adjust the protein and fat content to be more similar to breast milk. Goat milk alone is not sufficient for infants!