A 9-month-old Border Collie can probably drink 100ml of goat milk every day. No amount of food is allowed for dogs, and a 9-month-old Border Collie is still a puppy, so you need to pay more attention to its diet. At the same time, you should also pay attention to feeding dogs special goat milk. There are generally recommended feeding amounts. Owners can feed their dogs according to the recommendations and actual conditions.

Benefits of giving goat milk to Border Collie:

1. Protect the Border Collie’s intestines and stomach. Most Border Collies are lactose intolerant. Because the lactose content in milk is high, after the milk enters the dog's intestines, the lactose cannot be digested and absorbed, causing diarrhea and vomiting. Goat milk is more in line with the gastrointestinal needs of dogs than cow's milk. It has lower lactose content and smaller molecular structure. It is closer to the dog's breast milk and is better absorbed, thus better satisfying the dog's gastrointestinal health.

2. Promote bone growth. The calcium content in goat's milk is much higher than that of other dairy products such as cow's milk, which is 1.3 times that of cow's milk. Nucleic acid is the basic component of cells. It plays an extremely important role in the life activities of living things. Goat milk has a higher nucleic acid content than cow's milk and human milk. Long-term consumption can strengthen bones.

3. Promote the intellectual development of the brain. Goat milk contains a large amount of B vitamins. Sufficient B vitamins are a prerequisite for the normal maintenance of mammalian brain tissue. If lacking, it will affect brain development and intelligence. Goat milk naturally contains DHA, nucleotides, taurine, etc., which can promote brain and retinal development. Long-term consumption will make dogs smarter.