Generally speaking, it is not recommended for cats to eat chicken liver, especially cats with kidney disease, pregnancy and lactation, calcium deficiency or fractures, or cats during growth and development period. In addition, chicken liver is rich in nutrients, but chicken liver contains far more vitamin A than cats need. Chicken liver is a detoxification organ and may contain toxic substances. Excessive consumption of cats may cause vitamin A poisoning or cause calcium deficiency in cats.

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Except for chicken liver, many foods including cat food contain enough nutrients needed by cats to maintain their health, so cats do not need it at all. Chicken liver to maintain nutrition. If the cat likes to eat it, you can feed it to the cat once a week, and chicken liver needs to be cooked before feeding it to the cat, because raw chicken liver may contain parasites that can live in the cat's body.