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Stereotypes often associate cats with milk, as it is believed that they enjoy it and that it is part of their diet. However, research indicates that most cats cannot digest lactose after weaning, because their bodies lose the enzyme "lactase." Consuming milk can cause digestive symptoms such as diarrhea, bloating, and gas, and may lead to serious health complications if continued. Although milk is not necessary for cats after weaning, it is generally recommended not to give them milk and to maintain a proper diet. The traditional image of cats drinking milk is a stereotype and not scientifically accurate.
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