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Goat

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Our verdict

The best-specced goat formula on US shelves: whole A2 goat milk with goat whey at a 60:40 ratio, naturally occurring MFGM, GOS plus an HMO, no palm oil, and algal DHA instead of fish oil. At $44.99 a can it costs about a third more than Kendamil's cow-milk Classic, and you will find it in fewer stores. Skip it if your baby has a diagnosed cow's-milk allergy, because goat protein cross-reacts.

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Typically $44.99 for 28.2 oz (800g) can · $1.60/oz
prices re-checked weekly · updated Aug 29, 2026

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Score breakdown

Tummy friendliness
How gently parents report it sits: gas, spit-up, constipation themes in real feedback.
4.5
Ingredient quality
Protein/carb/fat sources, extras like HMOs and probiotics, and what's left out.
4.5
Value
Price per ounce versus what you get. Cheap and great beats pricey and great.
3.5
Availability
How easy it is to find in stores and online when you need it at 11pm.
3.5
Mixability
Clumping, foaming, and how it dissolves — small thing, matters daily.
4.5

What's great

  • The most complete spec sheet in the goat category: whole A2 goat milk, MFGM, an HMO, and GOS in one can
  • Cheaper per ounce than Kabrita ($1.60 vs $1.77) in a category where nothing is cheap
  • Palm-oil-free, soy-free, fish-oil-free, with lactose as the only carbohydrate
  • Large 28.2 oz cans stocked at Target, Walmart, and Kroger-family stores

Worth knowing

  • $44.99 a can from Kendamil direct, roughly a third more than Kendamil's cow-milk Classic
  • Stocked in fewer stores than Kendamil Classic; the goat line is newer
  • Not organic, unlike Kendamil Organic
  • Goat protein is not appropriate for a diagnosed cow's-milk protein allergy

What's in it

ProteinWhole goat milk plus goat whey powder, blended to a 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio; goat milk casein is naturally the A2 type
CarbsLactose (no corn syrup)
FatsWhole goat milk fat, which naturally contains MFGM, plus coconut, sunflower, and rapeseed oils. No palm oil and no soy oil. DHA comes from marine algae rather than fish oil. (no palm oil)
Key featuresWhole A2 goat milk plus goat whey, blended to a 60:40 whey-to-casein ratio · Naturally occurring MFGM (milk fat globule membrane) from the whole milk fat · GOS prebiotics plus the HMO 3'-galactosyllactose (3'-GL) · Plant-based (algal) DHA, so no fish oil · No palm oil, soy, or corn syrup · Made in the Lake District, UK; launched in the US at Target in August 2023
Stage0-12 months (Stage 1). A separate Kendamil Goat toddler drink covers 12 months and up.
Formspowder
Where to find itus.kendamil.com direct ($44.99 per 28.2 oz can), Target (where it launched in August 2023), Walmart, Kroger-family stores including Fred Meyer, and Instacart.

Note: Price basis: Kendamil USA's own listed price of $44.99 for the 28.2 oz can, which is $1.60/oz. Grocery listings run higher (about $46.99 at Kroger-family stores). No ASIN is recorded: no amazon.com/dp URL for the 28.2 oz goat INFANT can could be confirmed during research, and the goat TODDLER drink is a separate product that must not be substituted. Kendamil markets the goat line as the only goat formula with both naturally occurring MFGM and an HMO; that is a manufacturer claim, reported here as theirs. US launch was announced August 21, 2023 as a Target exclusive, with distribution widening since.

Best for

Families who want a goat-milk formula and care about the ingredient list, not just the milk sourceParents avoiding palm oil, soy, corn syrup, and fish oilBabies who seem uncomfortable on cow's-milk formula without a diagnosed allergyKendamil Classic or Organic users who want to try goat without leaving the brand

What parents say

Recurring themes we found across public parent discussions (https://mommyhood101.com/kendamil-goat-infant-formula-review, https://mommyhood101.com/best-goat-milk-baby-formulas, https://www.promisingmom.com/kendamil-goat-milk-formula-review/, https://organicformulahub.com/blogs/the-hub/the-complete-guide-to-kendamil-formula-everything-parents-need-to-know) — not reviews submitted on this site.

Loved

  • Reviewers report it dissolves cleanly in hot water with little clumping or foaming
  • Reports of less gas, fussiness, and spit-up after switching from cow's-milk formula
  • The whole-milk recipe and short ingredient list are cited as the reason parents pay the premium

Common complaints

  • Price is the dominant complaint in the goat category generally
  • Some babies prone to bloating are reported to handle the whole-milk fat less well
  • Narrower shelf presence than mainstream formulas, so many parents order online

Common questions

Is Kendamil Goat formula sold in US stores?

Yes. It launched in August 2023 as a Target exclusive and is now also carried by Walmart, Kroger-family stores such as Fred Meyer, Instacart, and Kendamil's own US site at $44.99 per 28.2 oz can.

Kendamil Goat vs Kabrita: which is better?

Kendamil Goat has the stronger ingredient list (whole goat milk fat with naturally occurring MFGM, an HMO, and no palm oil) and costs less per ounce, $1.60 against Kabrita's $1.77. Kabrita's edge is history: it was the first goat-milk infant formula to clear full FDA review, in June 2023, and it has been on US shelves longer.

Does goat milk formula help with gas and constipation?

Parent reports often describe improvement after a switch, and goat casein forms a softer curd, but the evidence is largely anecdotal and tolerance varies by baby. Goat formula is designed for general comfort and digestion, not for treating a diagnosed condition. Talk to your pediatrician before switching for a specific symptom.

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