Arden Grange Tasty Liver Treat for Dogs and Cats, 75 g

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Folic acid, B vitamins ­ ­– support mental and nerve health. They help avoid fatigue and prevent anemia. It has tons of vitamin A, B vitamins, and is high in iron and protein. It’s also a great source of choline, copper, and other important micronutrients. Raw liver has the potential to carry certain bacteria, such as salmonella, E. coli, and listeria. This can cause gastrointestinal problems including nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea.

So you can see, you’re unlikely to go over the maximum. And vitamin A excess is cumulative. So you’d have to overfeed liver every day, for months or years! What If You Find Liver Disgusting?Although liver is considered healthy, like most things, it can be harmful to dogs if consumed in large quantities. If you think you can stomach it, try taste testing a little sample for yourself – you might be surprised how much you enjoy it! There’s another advantage to feeding liver … and that’s to support the liver itself. Eating Liver Helps Your Dog’s Liver If you have a Bedlington Terrier, don’t overdo the liver.There are a few dogs who have problems with copper metabolism. Liver is high in copper. Bedlington Terriers are genetically less able to excrete copper.Other breeds susceptible to copper toxicity include Dobermans, West Highland White Terriers, Skye Terries, Dalmations and Labrador Retrievers. Vitamin D ­– a vitally important nutrient for immune function. It helps protect against cancers, autoimmune and infectious diseases. It supports muscle and bone strength too.

Like any source of protein, it’s best if you can procure grass-fed and/or pasture-raised sources of liver, but if not, other types of liver are still healthy food options. So there you have it - a unique and very appetizing (to dogs) treat that takes just a few minutes to prepare and will have your dog literally eating from your hand! Start with about ½ Tbsp a few times a week for a medium sized dog.Keep an eye on his reaction. If you hear tummy gurgling or see loose stools, feed a bit less liver until his digestive system adapts. 2 Reasons Not To Over-feed LiverLiver is very safe for dogs … and it’s not true that feeding liver can fill your dog with toxins. The liver’s main job is filtering toxins out of the body … but it doesn’t store those toxins.In fact … muscle meats are typically higher in unwanted toxins than liver. Can dogs eat liver? Yes, they can and they should. In fact, if your dog doesn’t eat liver … he’s missing out.Not only on something he might really love eating … but on a powerful source of nutrients to fuel his body. Why Is Liver Good For Dogs?