Calcium Now by Lots of Love

I’ve been using this calcium paste for my dog, and I’m so glad I found it! My senior dog has been needing extra support for his bones and joints, and this paste has been a game-changer. It’s easy to administer—he loves the taste, so I just squeeze it directly into his mouth or mix it with his food. Since using it, I’ve noticed a significant improvement in his energy levels, and he seems more active during walks. The paste is packed with calcium and other essential vitamins, so it’s a great way to supplement his diet and keep his bones healthy, especially as he gets older. The packaging is convenient, and a little goes a long way, so it’s a great value. I also love how it’s made with natural ingredients, and it doesn’t upset his stomach like some other supplements. If you’re looking for a reliable way to support your dog’s bone and joint health, I highly recommend this calcium paste! It’s been an amazing addition to his daily routine.

Calcium Now was truly a lifesaver for my dog while she was breastfeeding. She started showing signs of low calcium, and this product made a noticeable difference very quickly. Within a short time of using it, her energy improved and she was clearly feeling better and stronger. The oral formula was easy to administer, which was a huge relief during such a stressful time. I really appreciate that it’s made specifically for whelping and nursing dogs, because it gave me confidence that I was giving her exactly what she needed. I’m incredibly grateful for this product and genuinely believe it helped save my dog’s life. I would absolutely recommend Calcium Now to any pet owner with a nursing dog—every breeder should have this on hand just in case.

this claim supplement is great! Super easy to use, works fast and very convenient, we use it all the time for our new moms

Just as successful as Breeder's edge but without the added cost! I've used both and was pleasantly surprised. My dog was able to deliver 5 puppies within an hour to half hour of each other.

Used this when my dog was whelping her pups. It worked great for her.

We have been breeding Boxers for over 15 years and this is the first time I have tried any supplements for any of our girls. I am SO GLAD I did...PLEASE read all to know when it may be appropriate use. Normally for our males and females it is high quality food, prime body and health condition and a thorough work up from the vets before breeding either parents and then a switch to high quality puppy food for mom until babies are fully weaned. It has been wonderful and has always proven us great results. However, things do happen to shake this up, as in the case with our one girl. Our female had what seemed to be a longer birthing process, and weaker contractions her second litter than her first and longer by far from our other girls in the past. We also noticed that after day 4 she was spending less time with her litter than she had with her first and around 2.5 weeks was not wanting to feed at all. She had no signs of mastitis and babies nails were always trimmed and filed, she had excellent milk production, There was no more signs of distress when milk teeth emerged from the first litter, and she was comfortable and not stressed in her surroundings. All other logical things had been investigated and ruled out, please make sure you do the same before pumping extra stuff into your momma dogs!!! We had heavily researched Calcium as it can, if used inappropriately, be fatal due to causing heart issues, and in Boxers this is joke. After MUCH research and discussion with 2 different veterinarians I decided to have this on hand. We did deviate from most instructions I found online, but with consent and support from my vet. Please keep in mind our girl did NOT show signs of excess distress, shaking, trembling, muscle weakness, etc. or our usage would have been in line with information easily accessible online for full eclampsia treatment and then taken her straight to our emergency vet for confirmation and detailed instructions for her specific need. This usage was more for longer labor with disinterest in her litter. Our process for this was as follows: We waited to give our girl her 1st dose until she had her first puppy in the birthing canal and seeing she still had slightly weakened contractions and used the full dose for her size and number of puppies recommended (please note you need to divide the DAILY DOSAGE up by the number of puppies you know or estimate you will have as not to give too much) . After that we gave 1/2 the suggested dosage in the time period recommended on the tube. Once she was done delivering her healthy babies we gave her the last dose at 1/2 the dose recommended. Starting the next day we gave her 1/4 the recommended dose until her babies were 4.5 weeks old. She did FANTASTIC. This litter was born in record time and with such ease, not only for her, but a lot of our other girls. She did a lot less panting and was more than willing to be with her babies all the time for the first 2 weeks, even sleeping and hanging out with them while they were sleeping. She was more than willing to do more feedings than needed at 4 weeks and we actually had to start reducing her time feeding and diet to accommodate. At 4.5 weeks we then reduced to 1/4 every 3 days and then stopped at 6.5 weeks of age as feeding was minimal at this point. I am in love with this stuff. This is this girls last litter, as she has had 3, but it is a great asset to have on hand if the need ever arises for any of our other girls. I wont be using this every litter, and only on an as needed basis, as I said earlier, if it's not needed, it's not good. But man i wish i had been fully educated with the possibilities prior to our girls second litter. She was always very willing to lick this right off my finger and had NO stomach upset. She is one that normally refuses food and water from the onset of labor until babies are about 12 hours old, so this was very nice. I had ordered another calcium supplement commonly sold for dogs and offered her that first and she refused to lick it and when I touched it to her lip she gagged, that was the end of that, she doesnt need any undo stress durring labor. Fortunately we anticipated there may be an issue like that due to comments listed in the reviews for that item and already had this on hand! Overall I think if anyone needs this for mild issues like our own, an emergency situation or as a recommendation from your vet, this is THE ONE TO GET. It is more pricey than others but I'd it works it works and more so, without making your dog sick.

Have used several times for my mamas. They like the taste and easy use of the syringe.

This worked great for my nursing dog. She liked it so there was no forcing it into her mouth, she just picked it off a spoon.