Cats today can eat chicken liver and bones. Chicken liver is rich in vitamins and trace elements. Feeding it in small amounts is beneficial to the cat's body. It is also very palatable and cats like to eat it; the bones contain high amounts of protein, iron, and calcium, which can supplement the trace elements needed by the cat’s body, so it can be fed in small amounts.

Precautions when cats eat chicken liver bones:

1. Avoid feeding sharp bones. Feed cats some bones that are soft and can be chewed, such as Bones of small animals, such as birds, mice, etc., because cats have a weak bite force and large bones are difficult for them to chew. In addition, sharp bones such as fish bones and fish bones are not suitable for digestion. The cat’s intestines and stomach cannot absorb nutrients and will damage the intestinal mucosa, so feeding them is not recommended.

2. Feed chicken liver to cats, about once or twice a week. Due to the high content of vitamin A in chicken liver, cats may not eat it for a long time. It can cause vitamin A poisoning or cause calcium deficiency in cats, so it is not recommended for cats to eat more. Secondly, the liver is a detoxification organ and may contain some toxic substances, so it is not recommended for cats to eat too much.

3. When feeding chicken liver to cats, cook the chicken liver before feeding it. Raw chicken liver may contain too many bacteria and impurities. Do not add seasonings during the cooking process.