What will happen if a cat eats chicken liver for a long time:

1. Calcium deficiency. Excessive vitamin A intake can inhibit vitamin D absorption and lead to calcium loss.

2. Vitamin A poisoning. Excessive vitamin A cannot be eliminated in time in the body, which will cause accumulation poisoning.

3. Bleeding. The body's blood coagulation requires the participation of calcium. Cats eating chicken liver for a long time can cause coagulation disorders.

4. Toxin accumulation. The liver is the detoxification and metabolism organ of the body, and it itself accumulates some toxins. Today's chicken feed always contains a lot of chemical additives, so chicken livers have a lot of additive residues.

5. Obesity. Chicken liver is rich in fat and calories, and contains quite high cholesterol.

6. Parasites. The richer bloody smell of raw chicken liver is preferred by many cats, and some owners simply feed their cats raw chicken liver directly. Parasites can be found in raw meat and raw offal.