Overview
Can dogs eat kangaroo liver? Yes, as kangaroo liver is low in fat but high in iron, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamin A, and zinc. But do not give extra servings of kidney liver to dogs as excessive eating can cause vitamin A poisoning.
Can dogs eat Kangaroo liver?
Benefits
- Most kangaroo liver you can buy are from grass-fed wild kangaroos. It is a 100% natural tasty dog treat.
- Kangeroo liver or roo liver is low in fat but high in Omega 3 and 6 compared to other muscle meat proteins. These fatty acids help build a strong immune system and promote a healthy coat and skin.
- Kangaroo liver is a great source of essential vitamins like A, E, B3, and B12. It also contains minerals like phosphorus, iron, copper, and zinc.
- Kangaroo liver is hypoallergenic and, thus, perfect for dogs allergic to common proteins such as chicken and beef.
Risks
- According to research, kangaroo meat and organs carry a naturally heavy level of parasites. Some might also carry bacteria and diseases.
- Liver meat is high in cholesterol; excessive consumption could lead to many health problems such as heart diseases.
- Excessive consumption of kangaroo liver might also cause vitamin A toxicity.
Servings
- Only source kangaroo liver from reliable suppliers.
- Kangaroo liver dog treats are also available off the shelf; always check the ingredient list; chose single-ingredient liver treats only.
- Raw feeders give kangaroo liver to their dogs raw, you can also cook the liver without adding any seasonings.
- Feed kangaroo liver and other organ meat to your dog in moderation; it is advised by holistic vets to give liver 2/3 times a week to dogs.
