"The amount of lactose (in cheese) varies widely:

Very low lactose: hard, aged cheeses such as Cheddar cheese, Parmesan, and Swiss cheese.
Moderate lactose: softer cheeses such as Mozzarella.
Higher lactose: products like Cottage cheese and some processed cheese products.

Because hard cheeses contain very little lactose, many lactose-intolerant cats can eat a tiny piece without noticeable digestive upset. However, cats can still react differently, and cheese isn't an ideal regular treat because:

It's calorie-dense.
It can be high in fat and salt.
Some cats still experience digestive issues despite the lower lactose content.

As an occasional treat, a small nibble of an aged cheese is usually less likely to cause problems than a bowl of milk. If your cat has never had cheese before, it's best to start with a very small amount and watch for diarrhea or stomach upset over the next day."

In short, your mileage will vary but try not to give them very much cheese regardless.

Also be super careful and never let cats consume any amount of alcohol, not even a tiny amount. Also don't use rubbing alcohol around them, it's especially toxic where even the vapors can be dangerous. But also the vapors of drinking alcohol can harm cats. This isn't unique to cats, most non-human animals are very bad with alcohol though cats are worse than say dogs at it. So don't let pets be around a drinking party in a closed room.

Also garlic, onion, and chocolate should never be given to cats and sugar isn't directly toxic but cats can't taste sweetness and sugar is useless to their bodies and can cause digestion issues and other problems.

Also there's a toxicity with dogs and grapes. Unclear if there is any issue with cats

From chatgpt

"Most cats do not tolerate lactose very well, especially once they are weaned.

As kittens, cats produce an enzyme called lactase, which helps them digest the lactose (milk sugar) in their mother's milk. After weaning, lactase production typically decreases. As a result, many adult cats become lactose intolerant to some degree.

If a lactose-intolerant cat drinks cow's milk, it may experience:

Diarrhea
Soft stools
Gas
Bloating
Stomach discomfort
Vomiting (less common)

The severity varies from cat to cat. Some cats can drink small amounts of milk with no obvious problems, while others develop digestive symptoms after only a little."

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What the hell are you talking about?

huh? You stare at swine much?

That's nonsense. You don't need every single person alert. Just a shift of people working the cannons. The werewolves aren't going to teleport to the walls and then walk through them, or is the fortress made of papiermache? I think not. And the werewolves can even sleep? What suddenly they bolt out of bed as well as teleporting across the field and walking through the walls?

You don't need to be on high alert, just have shifts. They don't teleport across the field in a instant the moment you aren't looking. And what the werewolves never get tired of just standing there in place?

Hostage situation? Maybe that "princess"? Though es can't be killed permanently anyway. It doesn't make sense for the werewolves to think they can stand their and taunt the enemy with a single gesture to leave their defenses.

Why would they record episodes for latter viewing?

I mean any translation has to have a bases for that translation, even bad translation.

Like if the translation says "Let's jump into the lake" and plot shows no lake in a desert, I still find it hard to believe the translation is why the word "lake" would be there. Bad translations don't just randomly add stuff I mean something could have been meant instead of lake, but let's say that's not the case, like with these full names and "Omph blessing"

Abundance of caution, even if those in front of you are no threat and you know that (can't always tell maybe?), you don't know what might come when a alarm is sounded.

That's some word salad there.

Sounds like Bright is a monster they need to stop bringing back.

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Huh?

They are going to kill someone by overwriting their mind and then kill them again after they die of natural causes?!?

Would full name be a translation issue? Surely the original uses full name or not, translation so bad it's adding extra name and title?

So Omphalos now known as Omphalos blessing? And therefore Omphalos blessing's blessing is what is applied to people?

Well we haven't seen much family with any of this, like say the demon kings etc. Suffice to say the comic only cares about the threats to humanity as threats to humanity/threats to each other, and nothing more. No sense in giving this more thought than the author did, if we were to, we might as well make up a story ourselves then.

The baby titan existed to be used by the outlaws to aid them in being a viable threat. It popped into existence for them and then pops out of existence shortly afterwards.

Who said they didn't spring out of the ground fully grown, we haven't seen any children either. "Father" might just be like in spirit.

Essentially the argument is - "We need to kill demons because we can't win against them"

Maybe kill the enemy rather than chancing letting them escape and be dangerous in the future and harm more innocents.

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LMAO!