Calcium deficiency can also cause the Border Collie’s deciduous teeth to not fall out, the permanent teeth to grow slowly, the enamel layer to be thin, and the structure to be unstable. Moreover, in adulthood, you are prone to diseases such as bad breath and gingivitis, which directly affect your life span. In addition, adult dogs with calcium deficiency will show irritability, hot flashes, easy fractures, and laziness in running. In fact, this calcium deficiency disease is somewhat similar to calcium deficiency in humans.
If a Border Collie puppy has O-shaped legs since childhood, cannot stand up, or is prone to fractures, it may also be due to a lack of calcium. Give the Border Collie more calcium. If the Border Collie does not have enough calcium during growth, the color of its nose will become lighter.
When the Border Collie has symptoms of calcium deficiency, it is best for the owner to quickly supplement the Border Collie with calcium. You can quickly supplement the dog with sufficient calcium and vitamins by taking calcium tablets and calcium powder. It is best to buy high-quality pet calcium powder on the market, which can not only supplement calcium, but also supplement many trace elements, and is especially easy to be absorbed by dogs.
