Chicken liver mainly contains protein, fat, carbohydrates, vitamin A, vitamin D, phosphorus and other ingredients. It has high nutritional value, good taste, and a special fishy smell, which is loved by dogs and cats.
Howeverif you eat liver for a long time and eat liver easily, some diseases will occur.
Dogs
1. Dogs with postpartum convulsions who have been eating liver for a long time Cats lose a lot of calcium due to breastfeeding after giving birth, and their own calcium stores are very small, so they are prone to low blood calcium, which manifests as panting, salivation, convulsions, and rigidity of hands and feet. If the adjustment is not timely, it may cause losses.
2. Obesity Because chicken liver is rich in fat and carbohydrates, dogs and cats that eat liver for a long time will have excess energy and become obese. Too much obesity will reduce the incidence of diabetes, pancreatitis, and cardiovascular diseases. Rate.
3. Calcium deficiency: Liver contains high phosphorus and low calcium content. At the same time, phosphorus has an inhibitory effect on the absorption of calcium. Long-term eating of liver will lead to a lack of calcium in the body and cause rickets in young dogs and cats. Or rickets in adult dogs and cats.
4. Itchy skin. There are many growth promoters in chicken feed. Most of these chemicals are metabolized by the liver. Therefore, eating chicken liver for a long time can cause food allergies or chronic storage poisoning and easily cause skin diseases.
5. Vitamin A poisoning. Chicken liver contains a large amount of vitamin A. Feeding chicken liver mixed with carrots will cause the dog to have an excessive amount of vitamin A. If it cannot be eliminated immediately, it will cause vitamin A storage poisoning, causing Diseases such as pain, lameness, and tooth loss.
6. Bleeding: The body's blood coagulation requires the intervention of calcium. If dogs and cats eat liver for a long time and cause calcium deficiency, it will cause coagulation disorders, causing chronic bleeding or acute bleeding that is not easy to stop.
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