Yoghurt?

[Funda]

I was just wonder if yoghurt was ok for blueys?
Seeing as its the healthy stuff *fruits only* i.e. berry, peach, banan etc.

Heading: YOPLAIT formé. no fat*

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-Still no fat*
-Less than 1% added sugar
-Less than 75 calories per serve
-Low Glycemic Index (GI)^

-No artificial colours or flavours
-3 active cultures - S.Thermophilus, L.Acidophilus & Bifidobacterium.
-Gluten free
-Rich source of calcium
-Goodness of protein
-New percent daily intake labelling to assist consumers choice
-Convenient 175g tub
-Can be enjoyed as part of an active life


Oh and the flavour is 'White Peach'

I ate the other one of it, it just has peach pieces in there with that normal yoghurty creamy stuf.. lol




f.C

[Tattoo]

I think previous discussions have concluded that blueys would not successfully digest milk products. Better to stick with the plain fruit.

[LittleFoot]

i thought no because of the active cultures in it and the milk in it...though i do know of several here who's skinks have sampled it while they were eating yogurt.

[Funda]

Hmmm, thanks for your suggestions guys.
Lucky i didnt go ahead and do it before asking.

I'll still wait and see what other people have to say.

But thanks, much appreciated


f.C

[shingleback aus]

seems ok besides the fact that it is a milk based product and its a very sloppy food

[Leigh]

Maybe a little lick once in a blue moon, but I wouldn't offer it in any large quantities or very often, I'd say maybe let 'em be a lid licker at most.

[Raven_Vivi]

Lid licker...heeheee now i wanna find something to share with Duke ^_^

Just not my strawberries...
>_>
<_<

I love strawberries...>_<

[Lisa]

Yeah mine get a lick of my ice cream or the dregs of an empty yoghurt or milkshake container to lick once in a while, most blueys love dairy or anything sweet.

I wouldn't ever consider it as part of a diet though, it's not something they have access to in the wild so I don't think they're missing out on any nutrients by not having in captivity.

Besides, most of that information on the side of packets is a load of bollocks. They may not have added fat or sugar, but there's still plenty in the base product itself, generally hidden in amongst all the big words and numbers on the nutritional info panel.

[Raven_Vivi]

ohh~ must try it with my leftover ice cream with duke!~
^_^

Hopefully a lick won't hurt ;3

I know some cats LOVE cow milk but it gives them diarrhea sometimes. Hopefully my bluey won't do that to me ;_;