[Fey]

everyone, please remember, yogurt isn't milk, it's NOT going to cause the lactose issues that milk will. Even humans whom are lactose intolerant are told by their doctors to eat yogurt. I wouldn't have recommended it if it was an issue. I've been working with animals for 15 years, I don't ever give suggestions that will knowingly harm an animal.

I'm glad it sounds like you're kitties are on the mend. And spoiling them every now and then is good. :)

As for the food switch, I'm curious, you say Purina, but that's a company name not a specific food. If you're looking to give them a better food you need to look at the ingredients and pick ones that don't include words like 'corn by product' 'animal by product' or have wheat/corn/rice as the first ingredients. Purina makes Pro Plan, which I will STRONGLY endorse as being a great food, but not all cats do well on it. Up until my cat could no longer take allergy shots I had him on the sensitive system formula(salmon and rice) and he loved it. Gave him fishie breath though. The nice thing about Purina(all their lines) is that it's all made in the US, so should another recall happen like a half dozen years ago it won't effect their foods.