Can a full moon cat eat milk?

Full moon cats cannot eat milk. Cats are lactose intolerant. Kittens that are just one month old do not have the lactase enzyme that can digest milk, which can cause indigestion and diarrhea. Generally, one-month-old kittens can consume breast milk or pet goat milk powder. If you cannot provide breast milk to the cat, you can go to a pet store to buy goat milk powder to feed the cat.
What to do if a full-month cat drinks milk:
1. If the kitten shows no signs of lactose intolerance after drinking milk, it means it is fine and there is no need to do so. Worry, don’t feed it again in the future.
2. If the kitten vomits, it is recommended to stop feeding milk and take it to the pet hospital for antiemetic injections. Generally, antiemetics containing maropitant citrate are used. The cat's symptoms will be relieved, and then it is recommended to feed the kitten probiotics and easily digestible canned pet cats.
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