Chicken liver contains more iron, vitamin A and so on. , can supplement nutrition for dogs, increase appetite, enhance immunity and enhance vision.

However, the feeding amount must be controlled. If you feed the dog too much, it will lead to limb weakness and poisoning. Usually feed it once a week.

Precautions for dogs to eat chicken liver 1. Vitamin A poisoning, the highest content of vitamin A in chicken liver, is very helpful to the health of dogs' eyes, skin and bones. However, if dogs eat too much, the excess part will accumulate in the body, and with the increasing dose, vitamin A poisoning will occur. Note: generally, it is only necessary to stop feeding chicken liver, enrich the diversity of dog food, make its nutrition balanced, and the accumulated vitamin A in the body will be slowly metabolized.

2, leading to dog lumbar problems Dogs eat too much chicken liver, too much vitamin A will accelerate the loss of calcium and phosphorus in the body, leading to bone softening and destruction of bone cells, thus forming various lumbar problems. Moreover, dogs eating chicken liver bibimbap is easy to cause obesity and will put pressure on the dog's waist. Coupled with problems such as soft bones, the dog's lumbar spine will be injured. Note: If the dog is unfortunately paralyzed due to lumbar problems, the owner must treat it in time, and with acupuncture or needle blocking, the dog will soon be able to stand up and walk again.

3, causing dog skin problems Dogs eat chicken liver for a long time, which will cause dog skin problems. On the one hand, it is caused by malnutrition in dogs; On the one hand, most of the chicken feed eaten by chickens has growth promoters, and these chemicals need to be metabolized by chicken liver. Dogs who eat chicken liver for a long time and ingest these chemicals may cause food allergies or chronic poisoning, which in turn may cause skin problems. Note: If the owner wants to improve the dog's skin problems and make the dog look more beautiful, he still needs a nutritious diet.

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