What are the symptoms of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers? Symptoms of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers include deformation of limbs and legs, with X-shaped or O-shaped legs; muscle weakness and unsteady walking are also one of the typical symptoms of calcium deficiency in dogs; in addition, the coat color is dim Dull, rough and dry hair, and a significant reduction in hair volume also indicate that the golden retriever is deficient in calcium.
1. From a skeletal point of view, the bone shape of a calcium-deficient Golden Retriever is different from that of a healthy dog. It will be slightly deformed, and some may become X or O-shaped in severe cases. In more serious cases, the ribs may be turned outward.
2. Myasthenia is also one of the symptoms of calcium deficiency in dogs. If dogs are severely deficient in calcium, they will find that they have little strength to walk, and they will feel like they cannot walk. This proves that they are severely deficient in calcium.
3. Whether the Golden Retriever is deficient in calcium can also be seen during the tooth replacement period. During the teething period of dogs, if the deciduous teeth do not fall out for a long time, or if the gaps between the teeth of the new teeth are relatively large and not neat, this is also caused by calcium deficiency. At this time, the owner must pay attention to giving them calcium supplements in time. .
4. In addition, calcium deficiency in golden retrievers will also be reflected in the coat color. If calcium is deficient, its coat color will not be as bright as that of normal dogs, and will be darker. Compared with dogs of the same age, its coat color will be darker. The quantity is not that much.
