Digestive trouble. When a cat drinks milk, the undigested lactose travels to the colon. There, it ferments and creates gas, which can lead to bloating, diarrhea, stomach pain, and sometimes vomiting.

You now know that cats can’t drink milk, but get this: Cats can eat cheese, provided it’s in small amounts. Your pet may sometimes get picky and crave a change in the taste of their treats or ...

Orphaned kittens brought to a home in Park City, Utah, weren’t interested in formula food—they wanted puppy milk. (Um, gross.) Brandi Pearson, who is taking care of the kittens until they are ...

This will gradually lessen the kitten’s dependence on their mother and her milk. Both mom and kitten should have their own special area, complete with a litter box, food, and water.

Onscreen and on the page, milk is portrayed as the ideal food for cats. It's a favorite of the titular cat Tom in the popular cartoon “Tom and Jerry" and the family of posh cats in the 1970 ...

Watch CBS News How Milk Affects Cats November 16, 2010 / 1:08 AM EST / CBS Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Many cats love the taste of milk. And it's usually offered to them as a special treat.

Sandi, Hayward DEAR SANDI: Nothing in milk — cow’s, almond or soy — is lethal or toxic to cats, but cats don’t produce much of the lactase enzyme necessary for the healthy digestion of milk.