Dogs should not eat more than 500g of chicken liver for a month, and feed them once every two weeks. The chicken liver contains nutrients that can promote the growth and development of the dog. But you should not feed too much. Chicken liver has high lipids, which can easily cause the dog's carbohydrate to rise. It is recommended to boil the chicken liver and mix it with dog food to feed it, which improves the taste of the chicken liver and is conducive to the dog's eating.
But the dog cannot be fed too much chicken liver, and the amount of fat in the chicken liver is too high. If the dog takes too much, the lipids in it are very likely to cause the dog's carbohydrate to rise and other diseases.
proposes that breeders feed their dogs chicken livers and then boil them and mix them with dog food for feeding. This not only relieves the taste of chicken liver, but also helps dogs eat it, and ensures nutritional combination.