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Anonymous users2024-02-11Dogs are not allowed to drink milk.
Because most dogs are lactose intolerant, milk is relatively high in lactose, and lactose intolerant dogs can cause diarrhea when they eat milk.
If you drink it for a long time, you can get lipoma. If your dog is not in good health, it is advisable to choose carefully.
1. Goat's milk. For dogs, it is similar to breast milk, easy to absorb, not easy to get angry, and contains richer protein, calcium, phosphorus, vitamin A, B and other nutrients.
2. Yogurt lactic acid bacteria. Lactose is completely broken down, so that even if the digestive enzymes in the body are insufficient, it is fine, and it is also rich in calcium, but it cannot be used as a main breastfeeding product.
3. Skim milk. Dog's stomach and intestines are suitable for milk: skim milk powder, skim liquid milk, whole milk powder, whole liquid milk, fresh milk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10Everyone says that dogs can't drink milk, but in fact, some milk dogs can drink it!
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Anonymous users2024-02-09It is not recommended to give milk to dogs, as dogs will have diarrhea due to lactose intolerance.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Can puppies drink milk?
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Anonymous users2024-02-07No.
Milk is a good thing, but it's not suitable for puppies. The reason is that most dogs are lactose intolerant and cannot be absorbed, so they will be prone to soft stools. Therefore, do not give the puppy milk, otherwise it will easily cause the puppy to get sick.
Give the dog a special pet milk powder, and the dog will basically not have a tummy.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06Can't drink cow's milk is easy to lactose intolerance Can drink goat's milk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05No, although some dogs can drink some milk, it is best not to give it to your dog until you are not sure whether its stomach can accept it. Because of individual differences, some dogs are lactose intolerant, while others may be allergic to cow's milk. No, although some dogs can drink some milk, it is best not to give it to your dog until you are not sure whether its stomach can accept it.
Because of individual differences, some dogs are lactose intolerant, while others may be allergic to cow's milk.
Milk contains lactose, and if your dog doesn't have enough enzymes in it to break it down, it will enter the intestines without digestion. In this way, the water will absorb the sugar in the intestines, causing the dog to have diarrhea. Some dogs have no problem drinking breast milk when they are young, but after weaning or adulthood, the lactase activity in the body decreases, and drinking milk is prone to lactose intolerance.
If the dog is lactose intolerant, physical abnormalities will occur immediately within 12 hours after drinking, such as diarrhea, loss of appetite, flatulence, farting and other symptoms.
Some dogs are directly allergic to milk, and may have symptoms such as diarrhea, vomiting, redness, itching, scratching, facial swelling, and even difficulty breathing after drinking.
If you find that your dog has diarrhea after drinking milk, it is best to stop feeding the milk immediately and check to see if it is caused by milk. And the best way to avoid lactose intolerance or allergies in dogs is not to give them milk.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Hello dear, for your inquiry, it is not recommended for dogs to drink milk. The reasons are: first, lactose intolerance.
This is also one of the common causes of diarrhea in many dogs after drinking milk, the sugar in milk is mainly lactose, and many dogs have limited digestion of lactose, therefore, undigested lactose will ferment in the colon of Qingshipin dogs to produce a large amount of gas, causing diarrhea in dogs. Second, the nutrients in milk are mainly lipids and proteins. The content of lipids is greater than the content of protein, and the nutrients that dogs need most are proteins, so high-fat, low-protein drinks like milk cannot actually supplement the nutrients needed by the dog's body, so from the perspective of nutrition, it is not recommended to feed the dog milk.
Third, if you really want to supplement your dog with dairy products, it is best to use goat's milk.
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