What should Teddy take to supplement calcium? Feed Teddy calcium tablets or calcium powder, milk or fish soup with fish bones removed; feed Teddy some dairy products and cartilage, and reduce liver and other vitamin A Food intake with high content; if Teddy has symptoms of calcium deficiency, medication should be taken. Regular sun exposure and outdoor exercise are beneficial to the absorption and utilization of calcium.

There is no obvious difference between the method of calcium supplementation for dogs and that for humans. Calcium tablets, of course, refer to calcium tablets specifically for pets. If Teddy doesn’t want to eat it, you can buy calcium powder and just sprinkle it into the dog’s food when eating. In fact, bone soup is not the best choice for calcium supplement, because the calcium content in bone soup is not high. Fish soup without fish bones is suitable, and the effect is good. Eating some foods such as dairy products and cartilage, and reducing the intake of foods rich in vitamin A such as liver, are also beneficial to calcium supplementation.

If your Teddy has already shown symptoms of calcium deficiency, it is necessary to take medical treatment. It is recommended that you choose calcium carbonate and calcium lactate which are not too expensive, as well as inject vitamin D3, take oral vitamin D2, and vitamin D3 pills. Of course, if conditions permit, you can also choose some imported brands of pet calcium, because these products are more professional in comparison.