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Oh no!

Misty's Mummy

Misty's Mummy

Warren Scout
I had a yoghurt and i dont know why but instead of putting it in the bin like a normal person, i put the empty pot on the floor and went to get a drink.
Anyway came back and Misty was licking the yoghurt pot!!!!

Is she going to get an upset stomach or anything? The yoghurt was vanilla.

I feel really bad :cry:
 
Watch her obviously, but I doubt the left over bits in an empty pot will cause any trouble. Scamp ran off with a yoghurt spoon the other day. He jumped on a table to nab it :roll:
 
Mine adore yogurt and I have been known to mix their baytril in with a small amount to get them to eat it! Might not be very good for them but it's once in a blue moon.
 
I guess it depends on the bun, but Mandy drinks quite a bit of Yogurt a day (only way to mask the horrible taste of her domperidone), and she never had any issues. Just don't go overboard with it, its a lot of sugar and could lead to a tsunami of uneaten cecotropes next morning =P
Buns are mammals, so lactose shouldn't be a problem. There are actually a lot of different opinions on the matter, some vets will say its good for them, some say its bad for them.

Just watch her, if she doesn't do anything weird (you could run into a one in a million chance of having a lactose intolerant bun), then you just found something else to treat her with every once in a while :)
 
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