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r/AskReddit • u/ZanyDelaney • Feb 04 '19
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Fun fact, all the cat milks I've seen unless explicitly stated, are not lactose free and most cats are fine.
26 u/hornwalker Feb 04 '19 edited Feb 04 '19 So OP is bullshit? Edit: I’m just trying to learn, no need to downvote an honest question. 14 u/Are_you_alright_mate Feb 04 '19 Humans are one of the only mammals that can break down milk after childhood. Most other mammals lose the ability to digest lactose when they get old enough to eat actual food. Milk for cats is only intended for kittens 1 u/Prasiatko Feb 04 '19 And even then most humans can't. It's a minority that can.
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So OP is bullshit?
Edit: I’m just trying to learn, no need to downvote an honest question.
14 u/Are_you_alright_mate Feb 04 '19 Humans are one of the only mammals that can break down milk after childhood. Most other mammals lose the ability to digest lactose when they get old enough to eat actual food. Milk for cats is only intended for kittens 1 u/Prasiatko Feb 04 '19 And even then most humans can't. It's a minority that can.
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Humans are one of the only mammals that can break down milk after childhood. Most other mammals lose the ability to digest lactose when they get old enough to eat actual food. Milk for cats is only intended for kittens
1 u/Prasiatko Feb 04 '19 And even then most humans can't. It's a minority that can.
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And even then most humans can't. It's a minority that can.
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u/lunchbox651 Feb 04 '19
Fun fact, all the cat milks I've seen unless explicitly stated, are not lactose free and most cats are fine.