Is it safe? Vet advised that some chickens might be infected with Trichinellosis. What do yall think?

According to what I found on a quick google here https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/a ... 171400380X

Notes that the worms were not found in the muscle of known infected chickens ("These results suggest that T. patagoniensis is not capable to complete its entire life cycle in chickens."). According to the CDC, there are about 12 cases per year in the US and most are attributed to eating wild game.

So avoid feeding the cat chicken intestines covered in lesions and it should be alright. I would hope that if chickens were found to have lesions on their internal organs during slaughter, some questions would be raised.

There are a lot of links at the top of the post here viewtopic.php?f=6&t=15913

They will likely be able to answer most of your questions regarding raw feeding.

Note that intestines are never fed. Even when a cat captures a wild animal and consumes it, the intestines are usually left.

Raw chicken seems to be the most popular. There are topics all over this forum and on the internet that should answer any questions one would have.