Cats drinking goat milk cannot eat pork liver soup. Cats can drink goat's milk, but they cannot drink pork liver soup. Goat milk can protect cats’ gastrointestinal health and provide them with nutrition. The main component of pig liver soup is pig liver. Pork liver is a liver food. Pig liver has a high proportion of phosphorus and calcium. Eating too much of it can easily lead to calcium deficiency in cats. Therefore, it is not recommended to feed cats liver soup, nor should they eat pig liver soup while drinking goat milk. Mixing the two foods can easily cause gastrointestinal discomfort in cats, leading to serious consequences of vomiting and diarrhea.

The dangers of cats eating too much liver food for a long time:

1. Calcium deficiency. Excessive intake of vitamin A will inhibit the absorption of vitamin D and lead to calcium loss.

2. Poisoning. The liver contains a large amount of vitamin A. Long-term or excessive consumption will cause vitamin A in the cat’s body to be unable to be cleared in time, and it will be metabolized and excreted, leading to poisoning.

3. Obesity. Chicken liver is rich in fat and high in calories, and contains quite high cholesterol.

4. Parasites. The richer bloody smell of raw chicken liver is preferred by many cats. Some parents simply feed their cats raw chicken liver directly. Parasites can be found in raw meat and raw offal.