Cats can eat a little yogurt. Although most cats are lactose intolerant, after the milk in the yogurt has been fermented, the protein and lactose that are difficult to digest and absorb have been broken down, so they will not causing diarrhea problems. Yogurt contains probiotics. Feeding a proper amount to cats can regulate their intestinal flora and help digestion.

Precautions for cats eating yogurt

1. Try not to feed yogurt to kittens under 2 months old, because kittens have poor gastrointestinal function. Weak, feeding yogurt can cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats.

2. Yogurt stored in the refrigerator should be left for a while and returned to room temperature before it can be eaten by cats. Owners should choose yogurt with less sugar or no sugar. Yogurt with high sugar content is not good for the cat’s kidney health.

3. Feed yogurt to cats in an appropriate amount. Feeding too much will cause diarrhea and flatulence in cats, and will also develop picky eating problems in cats.