Nowadays, cats can eat chicken liver, but they should pay attention to the amount and eat it no more than once a week. Chicken liver contains iron and trace elements, which are good for cat hair growth. However, chicken liver is also rich in cholesterol. Long-term consumption can cause cats to develop high blood pressure and can also easily lead to calcium deficiency in cats.

Be careful when cats eat chicken liver:

1. The chicken liver must be cooked, and just feed the cat a small piece at a time. You can mash the chicken liver and mix it into cat food for your cat to eat.

2. Just feed once every other week. The vitamin A content in the liver is relatively high, and cats may suffer from vitamin A poisoning if consumed for a long time.

3. Fish, seafood, vegetables and other foods contain vitamin A, which is enough to ensure the cat’s vitamin A intake, so do not use chicken liver as a staple food to maintain cat nutrition.