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Frequently Asked Questions
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Why is Kendamil Goat gentler than cow milk formula?
Goat milk naturally contains mostly A2-type beta-casein, forms a smaller, softer curd and has smaller fat globules than cow milk. Many Canadian parents find this makes Kendamil Goat gentler for babies who seem gassy or uncomfortable on cow milk formula. If symptoms continue, talk to your paediatrician.
Can Kendamil Goat be used for a cow's milk protein allergy?
No. Goat and cow milk proteins are similar enough that most babies with a diagnosed cow's milk protein allergy react to both. If your baby has CMPA or has been prescribed a specialized formula, don't switch without your paediatrician's guidance.
Does Kendamil Goat have the same whole milk benefits as Kendamil cow formula?
Yes. Kendamil Goat uses 100% full-cream goat milk instead of skimmed milk, so it keeps the natural milk fat and milk fat globule membrane, just like Kendamil's cow formulas. Kendamil adds goat whey to balance the protein for babies.
How is Kendamil Goat different from Holle Goat and other goat formulas?
Kendamil Goat uses full-cream British goat milk with added goat whey, no palm oil and algae DHA. Holle Goat is also palm-oil-free with algae DHA but is Demeter certified, while HiPP Goat includes probiotics and palm oil. Compare ingredient lists to find the best fit for your baby.
Does Kendamil Goat formula taste or smell goaty?
Most parents find it mild and creamy rather than goaty, and the algae-based DHA means there's no fishy note. Some babies need a few days to adjust to any new formula, so a gradual switch can help.


