Sentences with phrase «to digest dairy products»

Here's the thing: Technically, most people are unable to properly digest dairy products.

Some cat guardians give milk to their cats as a treat, but most cats can't digest dairy products properly, so it's better to find alternate treats for your cat.

Your ability to digest dairy products without side effects such as abdominal discomfort.

However, the ability to digest dairy products beyond childhood is the poster child for rapid human evolution.

Many of them can't digest dairy products like milk, ice cream, and yogurt.

It's still a great source of natural probiotics, and especially if you have issues with digesting dairy products, it could be the better option.

Please note that some cats have a problem digesting any dairy products, and most cats have a problem digesting the lactose in pasteurized cow's milk.

Most cats have extreme difficulty digesting dairy products, which can result in painful digestive problems.

Lactose intolerant dogs can sometimes digest dairy products with lower levels of lactose.

Dogs generally struggle to digest dairy products due to the lack of lactase enzymes in their systems.

Personally I avoid cheese as I don't believe that dairy is at all healthy and according to research about 75 percent of the world's population is genetically unable to properly digest dairy products, so I find it's best to stay away from it.

Milk protein allergies are often outgrown by the time children reach school age and most go on to be able to digest dairy products without a problem.

The creamers and other dairy products we use will do our cats no favors, either — cats can't digest dairy products properly, and may suffer from severe bloating, gas, vomiting, or diarrhea.

If so, you may have lactose intolerance, or an inability to properly digest dairy products, says Karen Kafer, RDN, a representative with the National Dairy Council.

If your dog is able to digest dairy products, it's okay to offer him a small amount of ice cream (free from xylitol or chocolate).

Believe it or not, most cats are lactose - intolerant, meaning they struggle to digest dairy products and, as a result, can suffer from an upset stomach and diarrhea.