NaturVet Calcium-Phosphorus for Dogs Bone Health - 16 Oz | Healthy Bones, Enhanced with Essential Minerals & Vitamin D, No Color

My dog is the pickiest dog in the world... I know people say that but they have no idea. We have purchased everything under the sun from ultra premium high end, wet, dry, small farm brands where we know the actual cows name and our girl turns her nose up at it all. We finally gave in and started cooking for her which often nights still wasn’t good enough for our picky eater but she ate enough of it to keep her adorable ash alive! We purchased this stuff on a whim instead of our regular calcium supplement and what the holy heck!? Our girl LOVES it, mixed in with her homemade food and for the first time in her life she eats like a dog! Yes, I usually have to hand feed her to get her to eat at all but not with this stuff, AMAZING! Please keep making this stuff forever please and thank you!

I've been making homemade dog food for a while. I use NaturVet because my dogs have ZERO issues with it. Dogs need calcium and phosphorus and I do not use raw bones in their diet. This is the best way to complete their nutritional needs. Having dogs with severe allergies, this has made the difference in their lives... The picture is what my food looks like.. (while I was in the bathroom).. my dog helped himself to half of what I made... This was after I just got done feeding them.. they always want more, and are very happy to get it... NaturVet is safe and a great product...

My dog doesn’t love it, but he doesn’t super dislike it either. The 1st few days he started having it he was super hungry all the time, then his appetite went back to normal. I think it is helping him with his growing pains. My dog is growing too fast & sometimes hurts, since he started having the calcium he hurts less. This product is expensive & only lasts about a month & a half, but my dog really needs it so it’s worth it.

My 15-year-old doxie started having issues with her gallbladder and pancreas. She was vomiting, losing weight and her coat had lost its luster. In addition to meds to help with the sludge build-up in her gallbladder, she needed a low-fat food and the prescription type was very expensive, so I decided to start making her food myself. I started with the lowest fat ground turkey (93% fat-free) I could find, then added brown rice or sweet potatoes (sometimes both), green beans or broccoli, low-fat chicken broth, and a little olive oil. I knew this was lacking some vitamins so I also gave her a multivitamin and a drop or two of cranberry extract as a preventative as she is prone to bladder infections. After feeding her this diet for 6 weeks I took her to the vet for her check-up. (She had been diagnosed with the gallbladder issue and this was a re-check.) The vet was thrilled to see how well she was doing! She had gained back a pound, her coat looked shiny, her energy was good and she had stopped having tummy issues when I started her on this food. The only thing the vet said was that she needed a calcium-phosphorus supplement as unlike dogs in the wild, she is not eating bones which is where homemade foods tend to be lacking. This is when I started looking at calcium-phosphorus supplements. I found NaturVet's product on another website but ordered it off Amazon as I could get it quickly at the same price. The 1-pound container of this supplement is not full when you open it, however, this was no surprise. The powder is finely ground and there is a small scoop in the container with directions on the exterior of the container as to suggested dosages for various sizes of dogs. I made up my dog's food and added 1/2 scoop of this supplement to the mix. I noted no particular scent to the powder, and it disappeared into the food as I mixed it - no clumping. I think it would mix well into gravies and broth to pour over a dog's food too. My dog gobbled up her food with this in the mix as though nothing new was added. She didn't seem put off by any new scent or flavor. The supplement was easy to use, wasn't offensive to me or my dog, and gives my dog's homemade food the nutritional boost it needed to help my senior girl maintain strong bones. I like it and I believe it's a quality product worth considering. =================================== 📌 The following product information has been taken from the NatureVet website. Guaranteed Analysis per 11cc (included) scoop: Crude Protein (Min.) 11.7% Crude Fat (Min.) 2.1% Crude Fiber (Max.) 0.0% Moisture (Max.) 2.5% Ash (Max.) 84.8% Dicalcium Phosphate 4.5g Calcium 3g Calcium (Dicalcium Phosphate & Calcium Carbonate) (Min.) 23.3% Calcium (Dicalcium Phosphate & Calcium Carbonate) (Max.) 30.8% Phosphorus (Dicalcium Phosphate) (Min.) 9.9% Vitamin D3 (Min.) 350 IU ========================================= Ingredients: Dicalcium Phosphate, Calcium Carbonate, Natural Flavoring, Vitamin D3 Supplement =========================================== Feeding Directions: (Daily): Up to 24 lbs. 1/2 scoop (1 teaspoon) 25 to 45 lbs. 1 scoop (2 teaspoons) 46 to 70 lbs. 1-1/2 scoop (3 teaspoons) 71 to 100 lbs. 2 scoop (4 teaspoons) ==============================================

I bought this vitamins for my dog because she has some back and bone issues and I put it in her food every morning. She loves the taste. She doesn’t turn away from her food. I definitely recommend this product.

I got this for my dogs bc I feed meat every night and wanted to make sure they're getting calcium for their bone development. First became aware of the product bc I'm helping a baby possum and the care instructions for a baby said this is one of the things they have to have to develop their bones. It's actually critical for them. So I realized I'd never had anything like this for my dogs and having just meat might mean a deficiency in this. They're eating it great sprinkled over the food then I put some salmon oil over that and toss it like a salad and they're eating it fast!

I don't do reviews, but I just have to say that my pup actually loves this product. She just had a TPLO operation and the vet said she has soft bones. So I tried this and thought It would just like everything else out there saying that dogs love it. Well folk this time it's true (for me and my pup). My GSD loves this stuff, it's like crack. I'm not even sure if she will now eat her food without this sprinkled in. Thank you, my pup will now have strong bones for the rest of her life.

My dog that has not had an indoor “accident” for some 4-5 years started having diarrhea when I used this product. The first time I received this calcium supplement it looked different and did not cause issues with my dog. However, the second time I purchased this product the powder looked noticeably different in its color and texture. I figured it was a normal thing related to how they source ingredients, etc. As I trace back the time that my dog started having issues it was when we got this second batch of the product. He was acting uncomfortable in his own skin, constantly fidgeting and changing positions. I actually had to take him to the vet and paid $115 to have him checked out after a week of random diarrhea episodes. As soon as I removed this tainted calcium supplement from his diet he almost immediatley went back to normal. Something is up with this product.

My dog loves this and I’m hoping it improves his calcium levels!

Nice product, but my main problem with the packaging was why the seller opted to put a sticker with a barcode right on top of the "directions and powder daily dosage ". I had to take it out very slowly to make sure I can read how much powder to put on my dog's food.

I’ve been adding this powder to my poodle’s diet because I worry about their calcium intake. I supplement their diet with cooked chicken hearts and of course spinach once they’re now spoiled I worry about their calcium deficiency brake. It’s to get them to accept kibble and adding this to their diet gives me peace of mind. They don’t love it but they don’t seem to mind it if I mix it in with their food.

Started working pretty much instantly - within a day or two of adding this to my dog’s meals I could see a difference in her digestion as she was no longer experiencing soft stools.

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