In our minds, we often think that food safe for us must be very nutritious for dogs as well, so we feed dogs a lot of it, which is incorrect. During a dog's growth, nutritious food is needed to supplement protein and help the dog grow healthier. We might give dogs milk or yogurt, which are dairy products. Dairy is nutritious for humans, but what effects does it have on dogs? Let's take a look!

When we go to the supermarket, we can always see a large freezer storing yogurt, which is also a digestive aid drink in our daily life. We often say dogs need easily digestible food, so dogs can eat yogurt. Some foods dogs eat are hard to digest, and yogurt can help dogs digest food. For dogs, yogurt's nutrition is much higher than milk. Dairy products generally contain high calcium, which greatly helps growing dogs, but they shouldn't drink too much.

In summer, when the weather is hot and we don't feel like eating much, we can drink some yogurt before meals to increase our appetite. Dogs also lose appetite in summer; we can mix dog food with yogurt for them. Since yogurt has different flavors, owners can choose according to the dog's preferences, but you must avoid anything grape-flavored. Dogs cannot eat grapes, and even grape-flavored foods are not allowed.

We only know vegetables and fruits contain vitamins, but yogurt also contains vitamins, making yogurt very nutritious for dogs. Dogs generally have sensitive stomachs, and yogurt can protect their digestive system. Milk should be given less to dogs because there are many kinds of milk. The milk we usually drink is often sweetened, and dogs cannot eat too sweet things. So if you want to give milk to dogs, it's best to choose skim milk.