Chicken liver is low in sodium. It is also a good source of iron, zinc and manganese, and a very good source of protein, vitamins A, B6, B12, riboflavin, niacin, folate, phosphorus, copper and selenium. Vitamin A is needed for growth, to keep skin and respiratory (breathing) tracts healthy, for vision (helping eyes to adjust to dim light) and to fight infection.
Liver is an excellent source of vitamin A.

NOTE: We use human consumption liver in our mix, so your pet gets the best quality it deserves. We also mix the liver at a safe percentage so you don’t have to worry about over feeding offal to your pet. Never feed pure liver more than 2 x per week and think about the size animal your pet would be able to catch and the size of their liver – this should be the maximum that you feed twice per week.

Vitamin A:
This helps to maintain healthy eyesight and skin. Good sources are liver, milk, egg yolks as well as fish oils.

Calcium:
Some calcium is obtained through the blood that is consumed through raw products; however your pet’s main supply of calcium is produced by your pet’s natural internal system when fed a balanced raw diet.