My puppy drank a full 9oz bottle of dairy milk. Will he be okay?

No, it's not harmful but she may have diarrhea because of it. If she does get diarrhea it is usually self-limiting (meaning it will resolve on it's own with no treatment). Hope this helps. Best wishes!

I am very sorry to hear that Sadie was given some milk by your 3 year old. I also have a 3 year old and a dog, it's a very interesting combination to be sure. The milk will most likely not cause anything more then some diarrhoea. Since you have only noticed a few episodes I would continue to monitor Sadie at home. Provide a bland diet of boiled boneless chicken breast and white rice and plenty of fresh water. Cooked skinless sweet potato can also be helpful for diarrhoea. If the episodes continue, if Sadie becomes depressed, passes large amounts of blood, vomits, or seems very uncomfortable take Sadie to see his vet. Because milk can have a high fat content, one potential complication of Sadie ingesting it, would be pancreatitis. If you notice the above signs it's possible Sadie has pancreatitis. I hope this answer was helpful and more importantly that Sadie feels better soon. Warmest regards to you both.

Rowan will probably be just fine. The worst thing that may happen is some vomiting and/or diarrhea (like an upset stomach). If he does have these signs they are usually self-limiting meaning they will go away within 24 hours without treatment. If the signs last longer than that then you should take him to the vet for some additional treatment. I hope this helps! Best wishes!

Oh Cooper, mischievous Golden Retriever puppy! Cheese is not toxic but in large quantities or in patients sensitive to dairy products it can cause gastrointestinal upset. I would monitor Cooper for the development of vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation over the next 24-48 hours. If these develop, I would have him examined by his veterinarian to assess if an anti-nausea medication, probiotic, or laxative is needed.

Most dogs do not tolerate cows milk. As they get older they do not have the proper enzymes to digest the lactose in the milk. I do know of some people who give their dogs milk and never have any problems. Baby girl does need a regimen of regular dog food though to ensure she is getting all the proper nutrients. If Babygirl commonly has an upset stomach the milk could actually be the problem. If she commonly has problems with her stomach, I would have your vet take a look at her to make sure there isn’t something else going on like intestinal parasites or a bacterial infection. Your vet will be able to talk to you in detail about her diet and the amount of milk she is receiving and whether taking off the milk will actually be more beneficial for her and her tummy. I hope this helps!

Puppy milk is fine to give Prince, but given that he is one month of age, he really doesn't need it. As his age, water is the only liquid he needs. Please do not give him buttermilk. Dairy products cause GI upset in dogs, and he does not need it. I hope this helps!

White Out can cause GI upset (vomiting, diarrhea). Diluting it with milk will help. Monitor for vomiting, diarrhea, lethargy or loss of appetite. You can feed a bland diet until symptoms resolve. You can also see your vet for an antacid recommendation to settle the stomach if necessary.