Do you Care What You Feed Your Pet? 1lb of frozen liver can provide a heathy supplement for your pet for several days. Just cut about 20% of what you normally feed your pet at meal time, cut into small pieces and add to their food.

Liver is a vital part of a great raw diet for your dog … and chances are, you’re not feeding enough of it. It’s a true superfood for dogs! Liver is a great source of protein that’s lower in fat than muscle meat. But it’s far more than that. Liver is so rich in nutrients that people call it nature’s multivitamin. Here are just a few of the nutrients liver offers your dog according to research:

• Vitamin A – a powerful antioxidant. It supports digestion and reproductive organs. 

• 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. 

• Folic acid, B vitamins ­ ­– support mental and nerve health. They help avoid fatigue and prevent anemia.  

• Iron – forms hemoglobin, brain function, regulates body temperature. Iron transports oxygen to the blood cells. This increases your dog’s endurance and strength. Lack of iron depletes antibodies and T-cells in the immune system.    

• Other minerals (like copper and zinc) – support bone and joint health, skin, coat, immunity.

Liver Vs Muscle Meat

If you compare 100g of lean ground lamb to 100g of lamb liver … you’ll see what a powerhouse it can be for your dog …

• 6 times as much iron

• 23 times more calcium

• Twice as much niacin

• 16 times more vitamin D

• 100 times more copper

• 5 times more choline

• 20 times more zinc

• 260 times more magnesium

• 6 times more phosphorus

• 1200 times more vitamin A

• 1300 times more manganese

• 1/3 the amount of total fat

• 1/3 the amount of saturated fat

Is Liver Safe For Dogs?

Liver 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.

How Much Liver To Feed Your Pet

You can supplement 20% of your dogs food with raw lamb liver. Cut into small pieces and mix in with regular dog food.