Cat Insider

Ever caught your cat eyeing your bowl of creamy yogurt and wondered if a small lick would hurt? While yogurt might look like an innocent treat, dairy and feline digestion don’t always go hand in hand. Some believe yogurt’s probiotics can support gut health, but most adult cats are lactose intolerant — meaning dairy can cause stomach upset, gas, or diarrhea. So, can cats eat yogurt?

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Lemons and other citrus fruits may seem harmless to us, but for cats they can pose a real danger. Beneath that bright yellow peel are essential oils and compounds that a cat’s body cannot process safely. Even a small lick or nibble can lead to stomach upset, drooling, or more serious toxic reactions. This article explains why citrus is unsafe for felines, the symptoms to watch for, and what steps to take if your cat gets into a lemon slice.