Just make sure it's a very little bit. Cats can't taste sweet but the yogurts can be high in sugar which isn't good for cats. If it's the plain unsweetened, I wouldn't think it'd be as much of an issue.

Yogurt is great if your pet has diarrhea. Stick to plain for your pets.

Yogurt is very bad for cats unless it is the plain unsweetened one. That one actually has health benefits when fed in small quantities.......a tsp or so.

I don't like yogurt but my two kittens want butter every morning when I am buttering my toast. They each only get a small smidgeon.

Many cats are lactose intolerant and can develop stomach/intestinal distress from dairy products. They're best avoided.

Yoghurt can indeed CAUSE diarrhea.

Isn't yogurt one of the dairy products that the lactose intolerant can have?

Thank you all for the info, from now on she won't get any yogurt.

Now you have to find her a new treat! My cat used to love to lick a spoonful of baby food chicken or beef :)

My cats loved canned pumpkin, which is very good for them, esp with intestinal problems. Not the pie filling, just plain pumpkin.

Yes, many people who have mild lactose intolerance may eat aged cheeses, yogurt, butter, kefir and goat milk.

my friends cat loves canned peaches or applesauce

With supplemental treats, it's important to make sure the quantities are very small (for calorie purposes) and that the pet doesn't think the treat is a reason to stop eating its regular food.

Too many pets are obese. Keeping them svelte improves their health and lengthens their lives, just as it does for humans.

My kitties sometimes love a tiny bit of butter, and one likes Greek yogurt. They only get very little (barely enough to lick off my fingertip) and not every morning. They won't touch any other dairy product either.