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  1. 4th March 2007, 02:03 PM #1
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    Is it OK to give Cavvies a little drop of milk now and then, as a treat???


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    as far as i know milk is a no no!!! So the breeder told me!!
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    Milk is a no no, but I understand if they need milk it should be goat's milk.
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    OOOps!
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    oops.....lily has a bit in her scrambled egg & the other week she somehow got her hands on half a pot of yoghurt one of the kids accidently left lying around.......
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    I thought plain yogurt was OK for a treat!
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    OOOOooops!!
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    I have given my cavs plain, fat-free yogurt with probiotics, just a spoonful mixed into their kibble. They like it, and it hasn't caused any problems.
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    I thought that Plain Low Fat Yogurt was okay to give them. ?????
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    yeah i think yoghurt is ok but milk is a no no!! not sure y!
    Mom to freddie 1 yr old (blen), baxter 1 yr old (ruby) and molly 3yr old (tri)
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