FAQs

• Vitamin A – helps support healthy immune cells and keeps skin and eyes healthy
• Pantothenic acid (vitamin B5) – can help your body convert food into fuel for natural energy
• Vitamin B12 – can help your body convert food into fuel for natural energy
• Thiamine (B1) – can help your body convert food into fuel for natural energy
• Riboflavin (vitamin B2) – can help your body convert food into fuel for natural energy
• Niacin (vitamin B3) – can help your body convert food into fuel for natural energy
• Vitamin D – helps build and maintain strong bones and teeth
• Calcium – helps build and maintain strong bones and teeth
• Phosphorus – helps build and maintain strong bones and teeth
• Potassium – a nutrient many Americans lack. It helps to regulate fluid balance, as well as nerve signals and muscle contractions
• Zinc – supports a healthy immune system.
• Magnesium – supports absorption of calcium
• Protein 19g – helps build lean muscles boost muscle growth

Yes they are!

Yes, all MOO’V™ real milk products are pasteurized.

MOO’V™ Real Milk has a longer shelf life than traditional milk because it is pasteurized at ultra-high temperatures. Each 14 FL. OZ. MOO’V bottle has a shelf life of about 90 days when properly stored in the refrigerator.

Whole milk is cow’s milk that hasn’t had its fat content stripped. Drinking whole milk not only tastes better, but it makes you feel full (so no snacking needed) – it like a delicious meal in a glass.

ANYTIME! MOO’V™ is perfect in the morning to get you moo’ving. Grab as a pick-me-up between meals, great to replenish after school or a sporting activity or even as a soothing relaxer before you go to bed, these delicious flavors will make you smile and feel your best all day long.

It is important that all raw milk (right from the cow) has been heated to a specified temperature in order to kill off any microorganism such as bacteria, that may be found in the raw milk. By law, all milk sold to the public must be pasteurized and packaged in a licensed dairy plant.

The USDA recommends at least three cups of milk a day for adults and children age 9 and older.

So a calf is baby. A heifer is a female cow that is one or two years old, and has never given birth to a calf. All cows are female, over two years old having at least one calf.