Cats cannot eat half-cooked chicken livers. Chicken liver is a liver food, which is prone to potential toxicity. Half-cooked chicken liver may also contain unkilled parasite eggs and bacteria. Cats’ gastrointestinal organs are relatively fragile and may be invaded by these bacteria, causing vomiting, Diarrhea and other symptoms have an impact on the cat’s health. If you want to feed meat, it is recommended to feed chicken breast or beef, but the feeding frequency should not be too high to avoid increasing the burden on the cat’s digestive system. It is recommended to feed mainly cat food and feed less other foods.

The dangers of cats eating half-cooked chicken liver:

1. The content of vitamin A in the liver is very high. At the same time, because the liver is a detoxification organ, it also contains some toxins. , the cat’s intestinal digestion is very weak. If chicken liver is fed every day, it can easily lead to calcium deficiency in the cat, or vitamin A poisoning in the cat, which is difficult to cure.

2. Chicken liver is an acidic food. If a cat eats it in large quantities, it may develop dental calculus, which will indirectly affect the cat’s eating and health.

3. Semi-cooked chicken liver contains pathogenic bacteria or parasite eggs. Insufficient high-temperature cooking time cannot kill the eggs and bacteria. Cats may become infected after eating semi-cooked chicken liver. Germs.