originally hailing from the northern caucausus region of russia, kefir is now eaten around the world for its calcium and probiotic benefits. dogs can eat kefir – a good source of gut-boosting probiotics, vitamins and minerals – in moderation. as a result, kefir actually contains relatively little lactose compared to milk and yogurt. after 12-24 hours of fermentation, the mixture turns to kefir, a drink that is similar to but thinner and more watery than yogurt. nutritionally, kefir is an …

if you’re like many dog parents, you don’t mind sharing a nibble, but as a dog owner you want to make sure it’s safe for them. in short, yes, many dogs can eat greek yogurt as a treat. in this article, you’ll discover the health benefits of greek yogurt for dogs and what to consider before giving it to your pooch. it’s part of your dog’s dna and is based on your dog’s diet, overall health, age, and other factors. …

while yogurt is not toxic to dogs, because it contains lactose, many canines will have trouble digesting it. it also can act as a probiotic, which can be good for the digestive system. if you are going to feed your dog yogurt, it should be plain and free of any added sweeteners, both natural and artificial. this yogurt is better because it has lower levels of lactose than regular yogurt. again, although yogurt is not toxic, your dog might have …

so, it can be a part of your dog’s balanced diet. just lookout for some of the signs of lactose intolerance, which may result in the following:  if you don’t want to go to the trouble of making it here are some things to consider when purchasing yogurt for your dog. dogs do not need the added sweetness and it is difficult for them to process chemicals. the fermented milk is strained twice for plain yogurt and thrice for greek. …