Can cats drink kombucha?

Kombucha is a fermented tea that has been enjoyed by humans for centuries. While there is no scientific evidence to support the claim that cats can drink kombucha, some people believe that it is safe for their pets. Kombucha is made from tea, sugar, and SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast). While kombucha is not recommended for pregnant women or children, it is generally considered safe for cats. Kombucha should not be fed to cats that are not used to drinking sweetened beverages.

The latest Sussexes trailer refers to the 'war on Meghan' as a 'dirty game'...it uses press footage of Trump's ex-lawyer Michael Cohen and Katie Price outside Crawley Magistrates' Court 

A brief clip from the latest trailer shows a group of photographers rushing towards a concrete building that is clearly identifiable as Crawly Magistrates Court - where former glamour model Ms Price appeared last December.'I was terrified - I didn't want history to repeat itself,' Harry says as the footage plays, and another shows a scrum of photographers forming around a car as Meghan says, referring to the royal household, 'I realized they are never going to protect you.'It then cuts to an image of Meghan in tears, but the footage is of Mr Cohen, Trump's former personal attorney, leaving his New York apartment in 2019 to serve time in prison for financial crimes, campaign finance violations, and lying to Congress, not the Sussexes.

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Car vandals go on an overnight wrecking spree, breaking windows and spray-painting 'MOVE' on vehicles blocking the path of 'prams and wheelchairs.'

Pictures show a chaotic scene in Leigh, Greater Manchester, with car windows smashed, tyres slashed, and the word 'MOVE' spray painted on the vehicles' bonnets. At least three cars were vandalized overnight as an apparent parking dispute between residents turned ugly.The damaged vehicles include a Ford, Audi, and Nissan, and their owners are now facing the prospect of hundreds of pounds in repairs in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis.

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GP 'prescribed girl, 7, who died of Strep A STEROIDS instead of antibiotics' as her father recalls the moment he tried to resuscitate her with CPR - as family doctors are ordered to give penicillin to children with the smallest symptoms.

A father has described how a doctor gave his Strep A-infected daughter steroids on the day she died, as doctors are being advised to consider giving medication at the first signs of illness. Hanna Roap, seven, died late last month from a Strep A infection, which is normally easily treated with antibiotics.It comes as the father of Camila Rose, four, who is currently battling Strep A in the hospital, warned other parents to be on the lookout for symptoms of the disease. Families across the country are mourning the deaths of seven children from the bug that causes tonsillitis and scarlet fever.Camila's father, Dean Burns, has not left her side since she was rushed to hospital last Sunday - 24 hours after she was sent home from A&E with an inhaler after doctors attributed her chest pains to retching from vomiting repeatedly. Speaking this morning from Alder Hey, he said: 'She is still fighting for her life.'It has destroyed her body,' Mr Burns said, adding, 'We cannot believe it has happened.'The anguish is unbearable; she is so lovely, so precious, and just our special little girl.He spoke out as the seventh child died from the winter bug - as parents were told to be extra vigilant if their children fell ill and GPs will lower the threshold for giving out antibiotics or sending sick children to hospital.However, there are reports of a shortage of amoxicillin, the antibiotic used to treat Strep A, with some pharmacies running out due to supply chain issues.

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Neighbor claims a '£300,000' burglary at Raheem Sterling's £6 million mansion was an 'inside job by contractors' after the raid 'failed to set off any alarms.'

Thieves broke into the father of three's £6million gated home in Surrey before making off with a stash of watches and jewellery, prompting the shocked star to race home from Qatar to be with his family.'The estate WhatsApp group lit up and we all knew very quickly it was a break-in and thankfully no one was hurt,' one neighbour told MailOnline, adding that she was convinced it was an 'inside job' because a string of builders and removal vans had been at the house.

A 16-year-old boy who stabbed a 15-year-old schoolboy to death with a knife and an umbrella stem in a'revenge killing' has been imprisoned for ten years.

Tamim Ian Habimana, 15, (left), died from a single stab wound to the heart on his way home from school in Woolwich, southeast London, on July 5, last year.The 16-year-old was cleared of murder but convicted of manslaughter and wounding the other boy, while the other two boys, 14 and 16, were cleared of murder, manslaughter, and attempted murder.The older boy, now 17, was found guilty of possessing an offensive weapon and conspiring to commit violent disorder, while the younger boy, now 15, was found guilty of wounding the second victim, possessing an offensive weapon, and conspiring to commit violent disorder.Tamim's mother (right) stated that her 'agony is unspeakable' following her son's death.

GONE IN 60 SECONDS: During a 4.45am raid on an industrial unit, thieves steal £700,000 worth of luxury cars, including an £89,800 Porsche 911 and a £150,000 Mercedes Maybach.

The video shows five flashy cars being driven out late at night in Essex. On November 11, 2022, around 4.45am, the thieves broke into an industrial unit on Brentwood Road in Bulphan.Essex police recovered one car, but the other four are still missing.

Labour 'WILL abolish' the 'indefensible' House of Lords... but when? Keir Starmer risks clashing with Gordon Brown as he desperately avoids promising to abolish the upper chamber within the first five years of power.

The upper chamber is "indefensible," Keir Starmer concurred with the former prime minister, who wrote a report on reforming democracy and devolution for the party.

Due to the "difficult legacies" of Britain's colonial past, the National Museum of Scotland has agreed to return an 1855 wooden totem pole to indigenous peoples of British Columbia.nbsp;

The National Museum of Scotland has announced the return of a hand-carved wooden totem pole taken from an indigenous Canadian community nearly a century ago. The decision to return the House of Ni'isjoohl Memorial Pole was announced by museum directors who said the 'difficult legacies' associated with its display had forced them to reconsider its future.After a delegation requested its repatriation in August, plans are underway to return the totem pole to the Nisga'a in British Columbia, amid growing calls for 'cultural restitution,' which encourages the return of historic or cultural artifacts to their country of origin after being seized, looted, or acquired against the will of their owners.

Car vandals go on an overnight wrecking spree, breaking windows and spray-painting 'MOVE' on vehicles blocking the path of 'prams and wheelchairs.'

Images show a chaotic scene in Leigh, Greater Manchester, with car windows smashed, tyres slashed, and the word 'MOVE' spray painted on the vehicles' bonnets. At least three cars were targeted by vandals overnight as an apparent parking row between residents turned ugly.The damaged vehicles include a Ford, Audi, and Nissan, and their owners are now facing the prospect of hundreds of pounds in repairs in the midst of a cost-of-living crisis.

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The photo used in Harry and Meghan's Netflix trailer to depict paparazzi hounding them was actually taken by invited photographers at a Harry Potter film premiere in 2011... five years before the couple had even met.

The image (left) depicts a large number of photographers allegedly fighting for space to photograph the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, but the photographers were actually on the red carpet at the premiere of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part Two in central London - the final film in JK Rowling's franchise (right and inset).For the premiere in July 2011, the author was joined by the film's three main stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint, which was five years before Harry and Meghan were first introduced to each other in 2016.

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Phil Foden's incredible rise from a brick terraced house to a £3m mansion... his family and friends still call him 'Ronnie' to distinguish him from his Manchester United-supporting father, Phil Sr.

Phil Foden grew up in a modest end-terrace house in Stockport, next to a parade of unremarkable takeaways and beauty salons, but his rapid rise to football stardom has transformed the lives of the England winger and his family.And tomorrow, the nation will gather to hope - and pray - that his dazzling talent can also propel the Three Lions into the World Cup quarter-finals. Foden - or 'Ronnie,' as he is affectionately known to family and friends - is arguably the most complete English footballer of his generation, and his wages at Manchester City have recently been trebled to in excess of £200,000-a-week.

It's coming to YOUR house! Fans can purchase a £1.25 million property that includes the turf where Geoff Hurst scored the controversial England goal in the 1966 World Cup.

The goal line has been'secretly' kept in the back garden of the detached five-bedroom home in Potters Bar, Hertfordshire, for more than 50 years. However, supporters now have the opportunity to own the hallowed turf at the heart of Geoff Hurst's controversial goal after the Hertfordshire home went on the market.Since Hurst's famous shot hit the crossbar and came crashing down, the strip of grass - the most valuable piece of turf in English football history - has been the subject of decades of debate.

EXCLUSIVE: Harry and Meghan will'reach out to and repair relationships with the royal family' after their Netflix documentary and tell-all memoir are released.nbsp;

The couple has discussed'reaching out' to the prince's estranged relatives after the 'inevitable furore' over the projects has died down, according to sources, but royal insiders have questioned whether family members, particularly Harry's brother, Prince William, who has been left especially hurt and angry by the depth of his betrayal, would even welcome such an overture.The trailer for their upcoming Netflix documentary series, Harry & Meghan, released this week, suggested the couple still had scores to settle, and the timing of the trailer's release, palace sources say, did not go unnoticed after it dropped on social media during William and Kate's high-profile visit to the United States.

According to Palace aides, the 'constant criticism' leaves Charles and Camilla 'weary' and William 'appalled' as Harry and Meghan's Netflix show 'will go to war with the public' as well as royals and media.

Meghan and Harry's upcoming Netflix documentary could criticize the Royal family and even the general public for how they believe they have been treated.

A four-year-old boy was killed instantly when a concrete post collapsed on top of him after his university professor mother brought him and his friend home from football practice, according to an inquest.

Leopold Mercer (left) was swinging on an iron gate in his garden with a friend after football practice on September 18 when tragedy struck at their home in Hanbury, Worcestershire. His parents, university professors Eva Frickel (top right) and Jason Mercer (bottom right), heard the other child scream 'Leo' and knew immediately something was wrong, the coroner's court heard.West Midlands Ambulance Service paramedics and Midlands Air Ambulance doctors continued CPR, but Leopold was declared dead at the scene after 42 minutes.

Keir Starmer insists he does not want to abolish private schools and acknowledges they 'add a huge amount to our country' - but the Labour leader reiterates his pledge to end 'unjustified' tax breaks on fees.

The Labour leader recently clashed with Prime Minister Rishi Sunak over his party's plan to end the VAT exemption on private school fees if elected.

After two months of protests sparked by the death of Mahsa Amini, Iran has abolished morality police.nbsp;

The attorney general also stated that the Iranian parliament is considering repealing a law that requires women to wear a hijab, a rare indication that the Islamic theocracy is making concessions in response to the protests. The morality police, known as the Gasht-e Ershad or 'Guidance Patrol,' arrested Kurdish 22-year-old Mahsa Amini more than two months ago, sparking nationwide protests when she died days later.

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