If only there was some kind of method for safely removing infectious diseases from milk.
this post was submitted on 23 Dec 2024
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Honestly milk is just bad for cats in general.
At least they wouldn't be dead
But they love it
I love plenty of things that are bad for me.
You can get milk made for cats that they usually like just as much
It doesn't matter, my cats are way more interested in the sour cream spoon laying in the sink instead
Lol my cat's the same. If I have a glass of milk, she'll find a way to lick the rim of the glass if I don't stop her
Things my cat will prefer over her own food:
- meat of any kind;
- potatoes;
- soup;
- wet sausage;
- soft pastries, especially if they have butter in them;
- sour cream, or any cream for that matter;
- sauerkraut.
Sour cream is low in lactose (relative to milk), so I think this is not a big deal.
Lactose free milk is okay for cats
I've got a friend Louie that's been working on something...
Do you mean remeowing it?
Someone tell RFK, Jr.! He'll drive the family over so they can watch him skin them and preserve the skulls!
instructions unclear, cat found on Griffith Park
No, it's fine to take its skull away first. It's not like it's a bear.
Stop giving your cat milk!!!! Ffs, they shouldn’t be drinking milk anyway.
Some people are morons.
Some cats don’t have digestive issues with milk. That said, you’re right. Don’t gamble with giving your cat the shits over a treat. There are plenty of decent treats for cats that milk isn’e necessary.
Health officials said in a statement that people who had direct contact with the cats are now being monitored for symptoms and have been offered Tamiflu or other antiviral medications.
As if the people feeding their cats raw milk would take antivirals rather than megadosing vitamine C.
Vitamins? Even that's not homeopathic enough. They'll probably find this trash AI article and trust it to be true https://www.lybrate.com/topic/homeopathic-and-natural-remedies-for-lactose-intolerance/007d52bee0db5ad3dd7b085b5acca3b0
Milk isn't good for cats. It's hard on their digestive systems.
This is still awful. If water killed my kitties, I'd be very upset.
I hope they mean the musical performers
At least some edits of that abomination of a musical are funny (and nsfw).
#ReleaseTheButtholeCut
#ReleaseTheButtholeCut
well, the cows will definitely die
You pasteurize after milking!
Cows don't drink raw cat milk.
But they can
They can also jump over the moon, they just know not to.