Because it's not as common, goat milk can be substantially more expensive than cow milk, causing sticker shock at the onset. Raw goat milk, the best for you, can be difficult to find outside of health food stores and farmers markets. read more
Raw goat milk is more nutritious, but only slightly so. It has more calories, more fat and more calcium and vitamin C. However, most of these differences are only tiny, especially if you correct for the 4ml serving size difference. read more
Goat milk may be better tolerated by some kids and has lower lactose levels than cow milk, so people who are lactose intolerant may be better able to tolerate goat milk as well, although it still contains lactose. Both of these milks are nutritious options and beneficial for increasing your calcium consumption. read more