Skin itching

There are many growth promoters in chicken feed. Most of these chemicals are metabolized by the liver. Dogs eating chicken liver for a long time can cause food allergies or chronic accumulation poisoning, which can easily lead to skin diseases.

Vitamin A poisoning

Chicken liver contains a large amount of vitamin A. Feeding chicken liver mixed with carrots will cause your dog to consume too much vitamin A. Failure to discharge it in time will cause accumulating vitamin A poisoning, causing pain, lameness, tooth loss and other diseases.

Bleeding

The body's blood coagulation requires the participation of calcium. If the dog eats liver for a long time and causes calcium deficiency, it will cause coagulation dysfunction. Chronic bleeding or acute bleeding will not be easy to stop.