Eggs & Dairy
Egg and dairy are good sources of high-quality protein and essential amino acids. However, egg and dairy are commonly seen as the cause of food allergies and digestive issues in dogs with lactose intolerance and food sensitivities. To some dog owners, these are reasons to avoid egg and dairy altogether. If your dog is sensitive to egg and dairy, they should not be included in their regular diet. But if your dog is not allergic to eggs or dairy products and is not lactose intolerant, he can benefit from the nutrients found in eggs and dairy with little to no health risks. Just make sure to follow the serving suggestions to get the nutritional benefits.
- American cheese
- Anhydrous butter
- Blue cheese
- Brie cheese
- Buffalo curd
- Butter
- Buttermilk
- Camel milk
- Camel milk yogurt
- Camembert
- Casein
- Cat milk
- Cheddar cheese
- Cheese
- Chicken eggs
- Clotted cream
- Colby cheese
- Condensed milk
- Cotija cheese
- Cottage cheese
- Cow's milk
- Cream
- Cream cheese
- Creme fraiche
- Custard
- Dehydrated milk
- Doogh
- Double cream
- Duck eggs
- Edam cheese
- Egg white
- Egg yolk
- Eggnog
- Eggshells
- Emu egg
- Feta cheese
- Fontina
- Frozen yogurt
- Gelato
- Ghee
- Goat cheese
- Goat milk
- Goats milk yogurt
- Goose eggs
- Gorgonzola
- Gouda
- Half and half
- Hard cheese
- Havarti cheese
- Herb cheese
- Infant formula
- Jack cheese
- Kaymak
- Kefir
- Khoya
- Kumis
- Lassi
- Leben
- Mare milk
- Milk
- Milk Whey
- Moose milk
- Mozzarella cheese
- Muenster cheese
- Mursik
- Ostrich egg
- Paneer
- Parmesan
- Partridge eggs
- Powdered milk
- Provolone cheese
- Quail eggs
- Reindeer milk
- Ricotta
- Romano cheese
- Roquefort
- Sarasson
- Sheep milk
- Sheep milk yogurt
- Smen butter
- Smetana
- Sour cream
- Stilton cheese
- String cheese
- Swiss cheese
- Tempeh
- Turkey egg
- Velveeta
- Whey protein
- Whipped cream
- Yak bar
- Yak butter
- Yak milk
- Yakult
- Ymer
- Yogurt
