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Yes. All milk which is harvested from mammals contains

lactose.

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yes it does 4.1g per 100g compared to cows at 4.6g.

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When the goat is bred the milk ducts will begin to form colostrum, this can happen any where from 2-4 months of pregnancy. Most mature goats (goats that have had 2 or more births) will probably start for form about a month or two prior to parturition.

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I don't think so, if it's fresh you have to pasturize it.

You can freeze cow's milk, so logically should be able to freeze goat's milk.

Milk is Pasturized to destroy bad stuff such bacteria, manure, etc that may be in the milk. It also destroys the good stuff, such as the nutritional value. If you are getting your fresh milk direct from the farmer where you can see his operation and verify it's cleansiness, milk does not have to be pasturized, but that is a personal call.

Yes You can freeze raw goats milk, just not while its fresh from milking, 12 -24 hours later and its fine to

I routinely freeze my goats milk. We bring out the half gallon jars daily and let them thaw in the fridge. I milk my own goats so I feel no need to pasteurize. One thing to note, sometimes if the milk has been frozen for a while, it will separate into curds and whey. If it smells good, just put it into the blender or mixer and it will be just fine to drink. The milk my kids and I are drinking now has been frozen for almost 6 months.

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It think it would make your eyes burn, I would stick to drinking it.

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Yes, but since they aren't bred for milk production, don't be surprised if you don't get much from her. Make sure to save enough for her kid, or to supplement with formula.

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Whole Foods or a local health food store should have it.

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well u can but it depends if you want to or not........................

Yes. Goats milk is actually more widely used in the world than cow's milk. It offers less nutritional value than cow's milk, but is cheaper to produce because it does not need to be homogenized, and can be consumed by most people who are lactose-intolerant.

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milk represents purity

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No. Their names are quite literal; goat's milk really comes from a goat, and sheep's milk really comes from a sheep. Goat's milk has a tangy taste and, since it is easier to digest than cow's milk, some who are lactose-intolerant are able to drink it. Sheep's milk has a richer, creamier flavor than cow's milk, but it is usually used to make cheese and butter rather than to drink. Sheep's milk contains even more lactose than cow's milk, making it even harder for the lactose-intolerant to digest.

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It depends. I think goat milk smells good, but my brother does not.

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A creamy white colour

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Yes

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2-3 years old or it could be younger or older when your goat gets milk but they need to have kidded first

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You can if you want your hands and fingers to cramp. But people usually do not milk their pygmy goats.

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green

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Yes cats can drink Goat's milk .. if you go to the supermarket and buy special cat milk (Whiskas/Felix/Catsip) and look at the ingredients it is usually Goat's milk with added calcium and minerals. I have twelve cats and it is too expensive to buy them all special cat milk, so now they get Goat's Milk.

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If the goat is producing milk, you can use its milk. There will be nothing wrong with the milk due to a miscarriage.

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Yes, like all mammals, goats can produce milk similar to cow's.

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A milk goat is normally a dairy goat of which there are many breeds eg Saanen, Toggenburg, British Alpine, Anglo Nubians

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With goat milk itself, no. Especially on permanent tattoos, definitely not. On removable tattoos (ones you apply water on to get on your skin) probably.

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No. Only females of any creatures or humans produce milk. Compare the male and female goats carefully and you will see the female has something extra between her hind legs That's where the milk comes from!!

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You could but you wouldn't get much milk.

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Once they have kidded