I thought this was pretty interesting and would benefit someone in the community, at least. And, seeing how Sassy managed to drink some of my leftover milk out of my cereal bowl a few weeks ago, I figured I would see what was up with cats and milk for myself. The too long;didn't read version is that it is bad for you cats! [QUOTE] [B]1. Cats Get No Nutritional Gain From Milk[/B] A protein-rich diet obtained from cat food provides your kitty with the nutrition they need. Adding milk to this mixture, no matter how much your feline enjoys it, is not going to help your kitty's health. Any nutrients milk contains can be found in your cat's food, and too much of the liquid can dilute the nutrients that need to be absorbed. Additionally, milk's high calorie count is a contributing factor to feline obesity. [/QUOTE] Number 2 scares me and makes me never want any of our cats to get near milk. We're lucky Sassy didn't have any problems from that one time. [QUOTE] [B]2. Milk Can Cause a Variety of Health Problems in Cats[/B] Many cats cannot properly digest lactose as they become older. This results in health issues later on when they are fed milk. Feline allergies or intolerance to milk can lead to vomiting, diarrhea, upset stomach and skin problems.[/QUOTE] To see all 7 facts go [URL='http://www.pawnation.com/2013/01/11/7-facts-about-cats-and-milk/2']here[/URL].