Pasteurization & homogenization vastly reduce nutritional value of milk; change nothing about a cat's diet except pasteurize the milk & you get skeletal changes, reduced reproduction.
drcate.com/raw-milk-why-mess-with-udder-perfection/
wuve.pw/29194950.pdf
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Two questions:
- Where does one buy raw milk?
- What substitutes (if any) exist?
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Depends on where you live, in some US states it's banned. I get mine from a farmer nearby.
Milk really is unique in that its sole purpose is to nourish. Next best thing would be raw milk cheese, cultured dairy (yogurt, kefir, ...), maybe raw meat.