Greek yogurt (plain)

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  Safe
  Often OK; typically lower lactose. Prefer plain.
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  Treat
  Lower lactose may be easier to tolerate, but still offer only tiny amounts.
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  Avoid
  Dairy is not appropriate for rabbits.
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  Treat
  Greek yogurt may be slightly lower in lactose, but parrots should still get only tiny occasional amounts.
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Greek yogurt may be a somewhat better option than regular yogurt for some pets because it is often thicker and may be lower in lactose, but it still needs to stay plain and unsweetened.

For dogs, a small amount may be fine if tolerated. Cats may only handle a tiny amount, rabbits should still avoid dairy, and parrots should only get a very small occasional taste.

If yogurt is offered at all, Greek yogurt should still be plain, unsweetened, and fed in moderation.

Sources

• VCA: Feeding Quaker or Monk Parakeets
• VCA: Feeding Meyer's Parrots
• AKC: Can Dogs Eat Yogurt?
• Cornell Feline Health Center: Feeding Your Cat
• House Rabbit Society: Treat Your Bunny Right