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How we go above and beyond to provide your pets the best quality foods

written by

Aaron Miller

posted on

May 6, 2022

Fermented raw A2/A2 dairy can provide better nutrition and digestion and can also help your pets heal from illnesses. If you’d like to learn more, here are 7 reasons why raw A2/A2 dairy can boost your pet’s health!

We know that you love your pets. Just like we do with our animals on the farm, we want you to be able to provide your pets with the best quality foods possible.

This just makes sense. If you provide your human family with the best food and best health, you’d of course want the same for the furry members of your family. 

That’s why we make our raw A2/A2 pet food products with 100% grass-fed A2/A2 milk, produced with rigorous milk safety standards.

The raw A2/A2 milk used to make our pet products is certified by the State of Pennsylvania for human consumption. This is above and beyond what’s required for dairy for pet consumption.

On top of that, we also go above and beyond the State’s raw milk standards. We test every batch of milk on site for general bacteria counts. You can learn more about our meticulous milk safety standards here.

Miller’s Bio Farm’s goal is to provide you with ultra low risk raw dairy products for your pets.

Our on farm kitchen facility is licensed for making pet food. It should be no surprise that we go above and beyond those standards as well.

In order to manufacture pet food in Pennsylvania, you need to get a license from the State and pass periodic inspections for general cleanliness. 

We put extra love and care in. For example, we have stainless steel countertops, use clean well water, and have 3 sinks (one for mops/cleaning, one for hands, and one for food prep).

All of our pet dairy products are made using old world techniques, the same way you would make fermented raw dairy products in your home kitchen… just on a larger scale.

Lastly, all of our raw dairy products for cats and dogs are fresh, never frozen (with the exception of colostrum and ice cream, which are frozen).

Most pet food manufacturers sell dairy products that are frozen. Miller’s believes that providing fresh dairy gives you the highest quality food for your pets.

What’s your experience feeding your pets A2/A2 dairy? What do you look for when choosing which foods to feed your furry family?

I’d love to hear from you. Comment below (no account required) or contact us.

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