- Eggshell Powder is The Safest & Best Source Of Calcium for your dog or cat - Help your furry baby meet their daily calcium needs. Each serving of this calcium supplement delivers 1900mg of elemental calcium in the form of natural finely ground eggshells.
- Superior Bones & Joint Supplement - Keep your pet's bones strong with this eggshell powder supplement. The Calcium comes from the most natural source; eggshells.
- Easy To Give (NO PILLS) - Directions: Mix 1 teaspoon of this eggshell calcium with 1lb of your pet's food, or as directed by your veterinarian.
- Farm Fresh Egg Shells - Fully Pasteurized, Crushed and Finely Ground and Hand Sifted, (no sharp pieces)
- Made on the Farm in the U.S.A.
Product description
#1 Calcium Source for your Pets
Keeps Bones Dense and Strong
Strengthens Teeth and Enamel
Vital for whelping mothers and babies
Healthy Heart and Nervous System
What's great about our product is that there is absolutely no taste, so your pet won't even notice it's there.
Because we believe in the power of nature, Natures Vitality Farms is proud to present our top-notch eggshell calcium supplement.
Calcium helps growing bones and then helps to maintain bone strength in older pets.
Eggshell calcium will help build the structure of the teeth, helping to keep them healthy and strong.
Calcium is an essential mineral for whelping mothers, ensuring successful births and giving their puppies and kittens a healthy start.
This calcium powder helps blood clot, aids in nerve impulse transmission, and supports muscle contractions.
Directions for use: We suggest adding this to moist food, as dosing to dry food will not get the proper dosage.
When you know how much calcium you need, follow the teaspoon guide below. Always ask your veterinarian if you are unsure.
1tsp = 2000mg of Calcium, 7/8tsp = 1750mg, 3/4tsp = 1500mg, 5/8tsp = 1250mg, 1/2tsp = 1000mg, 3/8tsp = 750mg, 1/4tsp = 500mg.
Directions for homemade food: Add 1/4 tsp (500mg) per pound of raw or cooked food.
Please Note: Your veterinarian can check your pets calcium levels with a blood test. This way you will know if you need to increase or decrease dosages.
