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To: etabeta

Don’t know if yogurt/Greek-yogurt still contains milk sugar, i.e., lactose, after processing. If it does, our veterinarian says not to feed it to the domesticus felinus - gives them the runs, which is unhealthy.


16 posted on 09/01/2014 6:54:27 PM PDT by MacNaughton ("... something wicked this way comes." 1606, Macbeth, Act IV Scene i, by the "Bard")
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To: MacNaughton

Yogurt in small amounts is OK for cats. I asked my vet and it said that, being fermented, it is digestible even by people lactose-intolerant. What my cat gets is probably half a teaspoon x time, not overdoing it. It is the plain kind as all artificial sweeteners are not good for them (or people). Anyway, thank you for your warning.


26 posted on 09/02/2014 5:02:12 AM PDT by etabeta
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