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> And so do adult humans enjoy it but it wouldn't be available to either of
> them if some "intelligent" mammal had not violated the laws of nature. >

I see you have no answer.
The animal acts acording to its instinct. First and foremost to procure any
valuable food resources available.
Both the raw milk and the cheese are completely digestible and tolerated by
adult cat and kitten.
But the pasteurised mik is not.  The problem only lies here, as for humans.

Andrew

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