What is a "Naked" Goat Milk Soap?
It is a discounted soap that is not packaged or labeled in any way...
- No paper wrapping.
- No cotton bags.
- No tissue paper.
- And no stickers or labels whatsoever.
Just goat milk soap. In fact, the only way to identify the soap is by its scent and color. Since a lot of the soaps are the same or similar colors and the scents often co-mingle during shipping, if identifying the soaps is important, please order our bagged soaps.
Once you've identified your favorite goat milk soap, it may be time to try them naked - without any packaging or labeling. Not only is reduced packaging better for the environment, but we pass on the cost-savings to you. Enjoy reduced pricing on these naked soaps.
Standard Pet Unscented Naked Soap Size
This Standard Pet Unscented Naked Soap weighs between 3.6 and 4.5 oz. Please be aware that there will be variations in the sizes of these soaps which is why they are offered at such a great price.
Other Available Goat Milk Soap Sizes
Each Pet Unscented Goat Milk Soap is available in a variety of sizes to suit your personal preferences. All soaps are weighed and meet the minimum weight six weeks after being made. As they continue to age and cure, they will last even longer although they may lose water weight, causing them to be slightly lighter.
Pet Unscented Goat Milk Soap is available in these sizes and packaging:
- Standard Pet Unscented in a Cotton Bag: Weighs 4 to 4.8 ounces and measures approximately 3.5" x 1" x 2". Packaged in a labeled, draw-string cotton bag.
- Standard Pet Unscented Naked with no packaging: Weighs between 3.6 and 4.5 oz. Please be aware that there will be variations in the sizes of these soaps which is why they are offered at such a great price!
Each different goat milk soap size fits differently in your hand and serves a different purpose depending on your needs. Regardless of size, each bar is long-lasting, so it is both a high-value and high-quality product.
Goat milk soap will feel great on both your pet’s skin and yours, but be sure to avoid contact with their eyes. Test the product first on a small section of skin. If irritation occurs, stop use immediately. For external use only.
Benefits of Unscented Goat Milk Soap Pet Bar
Adding goat milk to pet soap provides many benefits for your pet's skin. Goat milk contains lactic acid. This alpha-hydroxy acid helps naturally exfoliate your pet's skin so that dead skin cells don't build up and lead to irritation. Goat milk also contains Vitamin A which supports your pet's healthy coat. Plus, the cream in goat milk contributes to naturally moisturizing your pet's skin and fur.
Our unscented goat milk soap pet bar is great for both dogs and cats with sensitive and irritated skin. If your pet struggles with dermatitis or hot spots, this gentle yet effective formula is perfect to help yet your pet clean without causing extra irritation.
Goat Milk Soap to Repel Bugs
The pet soap also comes in a scented version that uses essential oils that are designed to help repel irritating bugs. We always recommend the unscented version for all cats. Since cats spend so much time licking their fur, we prefer to be extra cautious. We don't want to risk them ingesting any essential oils that weren't washed off.
If your dog has easily irritated skin, we recommend starting with this unscented goat milk pet soap before trying the scented version.
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About Us
The Jonas family is a God-loving, hard-working, ever-learning family that seeks to honor Jesus in all that we do. We began Goat Milk Stuff to share the goodness of goat milk with others, to bring Jim home full-time, and to provide an environment where the children could learn to be entrepreneurs. As the children and Goat Milk Stuff have grown, we've been able to watch all of these goals come to fruition. We have a very simple philosophy when it comes to parenting and educating our children.
Meet Our Goats
We breed Alpine and Nigerian Dwarf registered dairy goats in Scottsburg, Indiana - only half an hour North of Louisville, Kentucky. Our Alpine dairy goats are raised as naturally as possible. We have a 36 acre farm in Southern Indiana, and the goats spend their days in the woods, in their pastures, or in the barn if there's bad weather. We have approximately 200 Alpine baby goats born every year, and have plenty of baby goats for sale February through April and sometimes after that.