Brenda J is wrong.. the process for making kefir REMOVES the lactose and the sugars in milk (please do research before posting twice , a false statement)
she does not seem to even read the above poster stating she has a lactose issue and she DRINKS kefir with no problems.
Kefir is SAFE for your dogs and cats,
I have been making kefir DAILY since 2010 yes 6 years, each morning my dog and the 3 cats get a good dose, ( my lab gets at least 1 cup and it is about 2/3 of a cup for the 3 cats to share)
Also when the grains grow more then I need which is every few weeks they go right into my dogs bowl he loves them.
use regular milk not 2% if you cant find organic milk.. STAY AWAY from ultra pasteurized as it wont work well.
