What will happen if a cat eats too much chicken liver:

1. If a cat eats too much chicken liver, it will cause vitamin A poisoning. The cat’s energy and appetite will become poor, its reaction will be slow, and its coat will be rough. .

2. If a cat eats too much chicken liver, excessive intake of vitamin A will inhibit the absorption of vitamin D and lead to calcium loss. The body's blood coagulation requires the participation of calcium. Cats eating chicken liver for a long time can cause coagulation dysfunction.

3. The liver is the body’s detoxification and metabolism organ, and it will accumulate some toxins. If a cat eats too much liver, it will increase the burden on its own liver.

4. Chicken liver is rich in fat and calories, and contains quite high cholesterol. Cats can easily become obese.

5. Ingestion of parasites can lead to illness. The richer bloody smell of raw chicken liver is preferred by many cats, and some owners simply feed their cats raw chicken liver directly. Parasites can be found in raw meat and raw offal.

6. It may cause dental calculus. Because chicken liver is a soft food, if cats are fed soft food for a long time, it can easily cause dental calculus, which can lead to bad breath, periodontitis, and stomatitis.

7. Lead to calcium deficiency. Chicken liver is rich in vitamin A. Since excessive intake of vitamin A will affect the absorption of vitamin D, and vitamin D is involved in the synthesis of calcium, long-term consumption of chicken liver to cats will lead to calcium deficiency in cats, leading to skeletal deformities, Chondrosis, etc.