Contrary to popular belief, not all cats tolerate dairy products well.
They can be given to your pet only in strictly limited quantities.
You need to be especially careful with fermented milk products such as kefir.
Can you give kefir to a cat?
Yes, but very carefully and little by little. You need to start with a teaspoon, then it is enough to give 50 milliliters once a week.
Giving your cat kefir every day is definitely not an option.
Kefir should be low-fat, without additives, flavors and sugar. Fat content should not exceed 4%.
Fresh kefir should never be given, as it can cause serious gastrointestinal problems for your pet. It is advisable to let the kefir sit open for two or three days.
Pay attention to the expiration date of the drink: if it is approaching its end, do not give it to your cat.
It is important to take into account the age of the pet. Fermented milk products are prohibited for kittens and older cats.
It is also important to consider that cats can be allergic to cow's milk protein. If a cat starts scratching after drinking kefir, dairy products are not for it.
