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Post by janfrost489 Sat Sep 28 2013, 09:13

Hi everyone just been browsing the web and came upon the suggestion of giving plain natural yoghurt to help the digestive system has anyone ever tried and tested this theory ??????
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 09:29

I have natural yogurt for breakfast most morning and darcy loves it Big Grin

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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 09:34

I have it so will try Vinnie with some Big Grin 

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Post by janfrost489 Sat Sep 28 2013, 09:46

It said that because it has enzymes in it that it is good for wind and sasha is very windy Smile thought best to check with you guys before giving it just in case lol
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Post by Maria90 Sat Sep 28 2013, 13:34

Rocky has had a bit of mine if I'm having some, never given him any in big amounts though Smile But he definitely loves it!
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 13:37

My two adore it! They get a blob as a treat every now and then and I make them refreshing frozen (plain) yoghurt too!

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Post by Nuala Sat Sep 28 2013, 17:50

Thistle has had yoghurt since she was 12 weeks, she had colitis and it helped with that, I also use it in her kong with carrots and kibbles frozen, she loves it, she especially loves cleaning out the carton, I have to say she's not as windy when she has yoghurt.
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Post by janfrost489 Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:40

I also freeze carrots for sashas teeth as she is teething. I have brought some plain natural yoghurt today and will give her a spoonful un with her food in the morning Smile
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:49

plain yogurt is alright for them, but to help their digestion and whatever it needs to be probiotic yogurt Smile

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Post by janfrost489 Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:51

What like actimel does that come as natural Sad
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Post by Kathy Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:52

Rocky occasional has it to settle his tummy if he has eaten something he shouldn't. I would recommend it for this.
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:52

no not actimel, need to be natural probiotic yogurt normally comes in big tubs Smile

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Post by janfrost489 Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:55

Oh right they didn't have that in asda maybe try tesco in the morning. I wont give sasha the other yoghurt the hubby can have it with honey instead lol
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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:55

Will add plain natural yogurt is fine for them to eat, but there is NO enzymes or beneficial bacteria in it.

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Post by Guest Sat Sep 28 2013, 20:57

This is the one i've got from asda before

http://www.mysupermarket.co.uk/asda-compare-prices/yogurts/lancashire_farm_natural_probiotic_yogurt_1kg.html

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Post by Guest Sun Sep 29 2013, 00:03

Yes, it has to be probiotic plain yoghurt, but not the low fat or low sugar ones!

It helps to replace the natural good bacteria in the gut that's destroyed by things like anti biotics.

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Post by _Jason_ Sun Sep 29 2013, 07:24

I ashume theres a difference between whats being discussed and lactose intolerence?

I would like to be able to give me pup this from time to time if i could

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Post by Nuala Sun Sep 29 2013, 12:28

all yoghurt is naturally probiotic I think, it's the enzymes that allow you to produce more yoghurt from Yoghurt IYSWIM
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Post by janfrost489 Sun Sep 29 2013, 12:32

Thanks for the link ella found it online have ordered some with my shopping Smile
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Post by Guest Sun Sep 29 2013, 14:30

Nuala wrote:all yoghurt is naturally probiotic I think, it's the enzymes that allow you to produce more yoghurt from Yoghurt IYSWIM
No it's not to be probiotic the yogurts to have been made with cultures in which is the bacteria in it

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Post by janfrost489 Sun Sep 29 2013, 14:45

Hi broxi sasha gets upset tummy when I give her any type of milk including goats milk and even some puppy biscuits but gave her a spoonful of natural yoghurt this morning mixed in with her breakfast and she loved it and hasnt had upset tummy at all Smile
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