1. When Golden Retrievers are slightly deficient in calcium, they will suffer from loss of appetite, indigestion, lack of energy, gradual weight loss, slow growth, short stature, poor coat color, like to chew wall soil, eat poop, pica, and are prone to develop Diarrhea, diarrhea and other symptoms, parents should pay attention when they find that their dogs have these behaviors.
2. Calcium deficiency in golden retrievers will also cause symptoms such as non-shedding of deciduous teeth, slow growth of permanent teeth, double rows of teeth, uneven permanent teeth, and susceptibility to bad breath, gingivitis and other symptoms.
3. When a golden retriever is severely deficient in calcium, symptoms such as rib valgus, elbow joint deformation, lumbar disc disease, bone spurs and fractures, acute postpartum calcium deficiency and osteoporosis will directly affect the dog's life and health. .
How to supplement calcium for golden retrievers:
Try to feed your golden retriever dog food instead of human food. You can give your dog 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, etc. However, food supplements are slow to take effect and absorbed slowly. If the dog is already deficient in calcium or is severely deficient in calcium, it is recommended that parents choose nutritional supplements specifically to supplement calcium for the dog, rather than relying solely on food supplements. High-efficiency and fast nutritional products such as pet calcium powder and calcium tablets are very good choices.
