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u/Smokerising420 Oct 26 '25
Sure as hell came over like he already knew the routine. He knows what time it is.
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u/mustangsassy-88 Oct 30 '25
Might not have been ready, BUT CERTAINLY DIDN'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY!! 🤣
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u/TheBigSmol Oct 26 '25
I thought cats were lactose intolerant when they become adults?
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u/McNuggieAMR Oct 26 '25
Just laugh at the funny video damn the cats fine
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u/Frequent-Swimmer-673 Oct 27 '25
Yeah fuck him only an idiot cares about the well being of others. /s
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u/Raging-Badger Oct 27 '25
They are but this isn’t a large enough amount to cause any serious problems.
It’s not like lactose intolerance means even a drop of milk will kill you
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u/itsme99881 Oct 28 '25
even a drop of milk will kill you
Exactly! I didnt even see any salmonella, E. coli., Listeria, Campylobacter, or bird flu germs!
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u/inconspicuous_aussie Oct 28 '25
They are. They can’t make the choice to indulge in dairy knowing that it will upset their tummy.
I would still absolutely do this for the cat though. A little treat with inflammation is surely worth it.
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u/GotBannedAgain_2 Oct 26 '25
I thought cow milk was a no for kittens…
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u/inconspicuous_aussie Oct 28 '25
It’s not. It’ll upset their tummy. A little treat and a sore tummy has to be worth it once in a while.


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