We're all familiar with the storybook image of a cat lapping up a bowl of milk. Cats probably first developed a taste for cow's milk from hanging out in dairy barns, where milk was a coveted treat. What was not to like about this rich and vaguely sweet substance? But milk is not a natural part of an adult cat's diet, and in some cases it's not good for them.
What Kind Of Milk Can Cats Drink? And Can Cats Drink Milk At All!
What Kind Of Milk Can Cats Drink, And Should Cats Drink Milk At All
Do you give milk to your cat? Many people do. In reality, do cats need milk? Is milk bad for cats and can you give milk to your cat? Overweight and obese cats should not receive extra treats of any kind. Why should it be? That would kill the cat.
Share Tweet Share Pin. Not all adult cats are lactose intolerant, but many are. Lactose intolerant cats may vomit, become gassy or "gurgly," have soft stool or even outright diarrhea after ingesting milk. If a cat enjoys milk and suffers none of these side-effects from it, then I consider it a healthful treat. I would strongly suggest that organic is the best choice.
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