Yes, but it must be sugar-free yogurt. Yogurt is rich in protein, fat and other nutrients, which can provide cats with sufficient nutritional supply. Cats are more suitable for eating yogurt. After yogurt is fermented by microorganisms, the protein and lactose that are difficult to digest and absorb have been broken down. It is recommended to give your cat about 5 ml of yogurt about 10-15 minutes before the main meal, as this helps with stomach function.

Yogurt consumed by humans cannot be given to cats, especially flavored yogurt. Because the yogurt that people eat is made according to the needs of the human body and contains a lot of additives and preservatives.

Although cats like to eat yogurt, it can only be used as a snack for cats and cannot be eaten in large quantities.

When giving yogurt to cats, try to choose yogurt with relatively simple ingredients, original flavor, room temperature, and no xylitol.

Yogurt is generally refrigerated. Yogurt that is too cold can cause diarrhea in cats with poor gastrointestinal function. To be on the safe side, it is best to wait until the yogurt returns to normal temperature before feeding it.

Kittens should not drink yogurt because their gastrointestinal tract is not fully developed and their digestive function is not yet complete. It may cause some irritation to the kitten's gastrointestinal tract, thereby disrupting the normal flora structure of the kitten's gastrointestinal tract.