What should I do if my Pug is deficient in calcium? You can feed your Pug high-calcium dog food and foods with high calcium content such as bone soup, dried shrimps, soy products and kelp; you can also feed your Pug some fruits, such as apples, pears, oranges, etc. ; If the calcium deficiency is serious, you can directly feed calcium tablets, and you can also bask in the sun to promote calcium absorption.

In daily diet, dog food can be fed as staple food, but human meals cannot be fed. You can give your pug bone soup, as well as foods high in calcium such as dried shrimps, soy products, beef, and kelp. Also eat some fruits, such as apples, pears, cantaloupe, etc. Be careful not to give your dog seeds and cores of fruits, such as grapes, pomegranates, etc.

When a pug shows obvious symptoms of calcium deficiency, calcium supplementation should be appropriate but not excessive. Because some pugs have weak gastrointestinal absorption capabilities, they cannot absorb as much as they eat, and their body's conversion function of calcium is also relatively poor. If calcium is supplemented in this way, Pug dogs will not be able to absorb calcium well, so the ideal calcium supplement effect will not be achieved. If you want better absorption, you can also feed your pug calcium tablets and calcium powder.

While supplementing calcium for pugs, 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. Good for your dog’s bone health.