Cats will not get angry if they eat chicken liver, but cats eating too much chicken liver may cause vitamin A poisoning. Chicken liver mainly contains protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamin A, vitamin D, phosphorus and other ingredients. It has high nutritional value, good palatability and unique fishy smell, and is deeply loved by dogs and cats. However, if you eat liver for a long time, there will be some risks of poisoning.
Disadvantages of long-term consumption of chicken liver by cats
1. Obesity
Chicken liver is rich in fat and carbohydrates. Long-term consumption of chicken liver will cause malnutrition in cats. Obesity occurs in excess.
2. Vitamin A poisoning
Chicken liver is rich in vitamin A, which can cause cumulative poisoning.
3. Toxin accumulation
Chicken liver is also the site where toxins accumulate in the chicken. Excessive consumption will cause poisoning.
4. Causes dental calculus
Chicken liver is a soft food. If your cat eats soft food for a long time, it will easily cause dental calculus.
5. Calcium deficiency
Since excessive intake of vitamin A will affect the absorption of vitamin D, and vitamin D is involved in the synthesis of calcium, long-term consumption of chicken livers to cats will cause Calcium deficiency.
6. Infection with parasites
There may be parasites in the liver. If the cat eats raw chicken liver directly, it will easily cause the cat to be infected with parasites.
