Can dogs eat Ymer?

Overview

Yes. Ymer can be a source of probiotics and protein for dogs, supporting gut health and muscle maintenance. However, it’s high in fat and may not be suitable for dogs with dairy sensitivities. If your dog is lactose-intolerant or prone to digestive upset, it’s best to avoid it or consult your vet first.

Benefits

Ymer is a Danish soured milk product made by fermenting whole milk with bacterial culture. It's a source of fat and protein, which are important for dogs' energy production.
Ymer has a lower fat content compared to other fermented milk products.
Ymer contains probiotics that help restore gut balance. It also has fiber which supports healthy digestion.

Risks

Ymer has around 6% of milk protein or casein. Dairy allergic dogs may suffer from adverse reactions after consuming ymer.
Ymer has a fat content of 3.5%. If ingested in large quantities, ymer can contribute to unhealthy weight gain and digestive issues in dogs.

Servings

Dogs can have a moderate amount of ymer as a dog treat every once in a while.
Ymer is not recommended for obese dogs, dogs with sensitive stomachs, lactose intolerance, and dairy allergies.