FAQ

A suitable substitute for cat milk is specially formulated kitten milk replacer or, in emergencies, diluted goat milk or lactose-free milk.

Yes, you can give a cat lactose-free milk in moderation, as it is less likely to cause digestive issues than regular milk.

You can substitute cat milk with specially formulated kitten milk replacer or lactose-free kitten-safe products, not regular cow’s milk.

Yes, you can give a cat lactose-free milk in small amounts, but it should not replace water or a nutritionally complete diet.

Cats can safely drink lactose-free milk or specially formulated cat milk, but regular cow's milk can cause digestive issues due to lactose intolerance.

Not in corpus.

Tuna can be safe for cats in moderation, but it shouldn't make up a major part of their diet due to potential health risks.

Raw pork and liver, as well as processed meats containing high sodium or preservatives, can be harmful or toxic to cats.

Tuna is safe for cats in small amounts, but it shouldn't be their primary diet due to potential health risks.

Cats should never eat raw pork, liver in large amounts, or processed meats like bacon, which can be toxic or harmful to their health.