Feeding Yogurt

[Anna Banana]

Originally Posted by diggy4

Does low fat have artificial? Or is it just the fat free??

I think some do, some don't. Aspartame is one of the really bad artificial sweeteners, I don't even let human kids have that. So check it out, maybe google the ingredients and make sure its all healthy for your furbabies.

[Thea]

Thanks guys for your help. I will have to go back to the store for some yogurt for my baby girl. I wanted her to have a real treat when she got home from the vet, but I don't have the right stuff. Of course I grabbed the fat free, so its a no go! I will check my own yogurt to see if it is ok. Thanks again.

[erino77]

mmmm had to go grab myself a Yo'crunch strawberry w/ nestle crunh bits! i love the Yo'cruch kinds for myself! I get plain yogurt for Koda and he has it for a dessert every evening after his 2nd feeding

[Nikki+2]

Spike is so sad his mommy (my daughter) is out of town he isn't eating very well. I bet yogurt in his food would do the trick! I have to hit the grocery and I'll try it tonight.

[Felina]

The gourmet pet bakery around the corner from me has frozen yogurt in which they add flavors like peanut butter or berries. Great for a hot afternoon treat!

[RLC12345678]

Plain yogurt is fine unless your baby starts showing signs of alleriges. Many dogs are allergic to dairy.

[LuvMySissy]

Originally Posted by RLC12345678

Plain yogurt is fine unless your baby starts showing signs of alleriges. Many dogs are allergic to dairy.

Yet another reason that plainer is better!!! Keep in mind though, the yogurt is processed much different than milk is and that many with dairy allergies can have yogurt without ill effects (my skin-son was a prime example of this, highly allergic to milk/cheese, but could have yogurt no problem).

[Yorkiedaze]

Mine get the plain non-fat yogurt and I add either blueberries, blackberries, raspberries or strawberries. They gobble!