How to deal with calcium deficiency in golden retriever puppies

How to deal with calcium deficiency in golden retriever puppies:

1. Because foods such as bone soup, boiled egg yolk, shrimp skin and kelp are rich in calcium, they can effectively supplement nutrition for golden retriever puppies. In daily life, pet owners can boil good bone soup and add it to the dog food of golden retriever puppies. Of course, they can also add appropriate high-calcium foods such as egg yolks. This will not only enrich the dog’s diet diversification, but also attract The dog's desire to eat can also effectively supplement calcium.

2. In addition to food supplements, you can also buy some professional calcium tablets and calcium powder to supplement calcium for golden retriever puppies. When choosing, you need to keep your eyes open. In addition to looking for the brand, remember to check the ingredients in it, what kind of calcium, whether there is calcium phosphorus, vitamin D formula and other ingredients that promote calcium absorption are very important.

3. While supplementing calcium for golden retriever puppies, you can also take the dog for a walk outdoors and bask in the sun, which can better help the dog's body absorb calcium and convert the body's blood calcium into bone calcium, which is also beneficial Bone health in golden retriever puppies.

Symptoms of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers:

1. When golden retriever dogs are mildly deficient in calcium, they will have symptoms such as loss of appetite, indigestion, lack of energy, gradual weight loss, slow growth, short stature, poor coat color, like to eat wall soil, eat poo, pica, diarrhea, etc. .

2. Calcium deficiency in golden retriever dogs will also cause deciduous teeth to not fall out, permanent teeth to grow slowly, double rows of teeth, uneven permanent teeth, bad breath, gingivitis and other symptoms.

3. When the Golden Retriever is seriously deficient in calcium, symptoms such as rib valgus, elbow joint deformation, lumbar disc disease, spur fractures, acute postpartum calcium deficiency, and osteoporosis will appear, which directly affect the life and health of the dog.