What Makes our Goat Milk Formula So Gentle?
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Kabrita® Goat Milk-Based Infant Formula combines the natural goodness of goat milk with important ingredients found in breast milk. The result is proven nutrition in a naturally gentle formula that babies can easily digest.
Safe, clinically tested ingredients for high-quality nutrition
Gentle Proteins
Proteins are key for a baby's growth and are the building blocks of their muscles, tissues, and organs.
Natural Oligosaccharides
Goat milk oligosaccharides, a special type of complex carbohydrate and prebiotic fiber, may help with tummy issues³⁻⁵
Whey-to-casein Ratio
Whey is the portion of milk protein that remains liquid in the gut.
Premium Fat Blend
Beta-palmitate is a more absorbable form of palmitic acid, a major fatty acid found in breast milk.
Trust our experience
Kabrita is powered by Ausnutria, a Dutch company with over 75 years of infant formulaexperience, and the first choice in goat milk infant formula worldwide.
Supported By The Infant Formula Experts
The use of goat milk-based infant formula is supported by the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP)as an acceptable source of nutrition for all infants in their first year of life.¹³
Complete Supply Chain Ownership
We own the entire product journey from grass to bottle, to ensure high quality and availability of the formula that arrives at your home
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