Calcium can cause great harm to pet dogs to grow up happily. Whether the dog is young, middle-aged, or elderly, calcium supplementation should be taken seriously. Physical and mental health and effective calcium supplementation for dogs to ensure their physical and mental health. So, for large and medium-sized dogs like Alaskan sled dogs, how should calcium be supplemented? What are the main manifestations when Alaskan dogs have calcium deficiency?

Calcium deficiency in Alaskan sled dogs:

1. If Alaskan sled dogs are toothed or toothed, the growth rate of incisors will become slower and slower, and the front teeth that must fall will not fall easily.

2. Calcium deficiency can cause damage to the bone growth of Alaskan sled dogs. If the human bones of a dog cannot be adequately nourished, the human bones will not be easy to grow and develop, and X and O-shaped legs will appear very easily after growing up. The entire frame of the dog's human body will be relatively small, and it will not have the courage and appearance of a large dog when growing up.

3. Calcium-deficient Alaskan sled dogs are also very prone to hip diseases, and the muscles of the abdominal cavity are very anxious. Pressing them lightly with both hands makes you feel swelling and unsteady. It is very easy for limbs to be sore and soft or even mop the floor. In addition, calcium deficiency will continue to harm the growth and development of hair.

4. When the Alaskan sled dog is seriously deficient in calcium, it does not like to open its eyes, will tremble and twitch all over, and will continue to have high fever convulsions or wail. In short, once the Alaskan sled dogs are calcium-deficient, the harm can be a lifelong task.

How to supplement calcium for Alaskan sled dogs:

First, please note that you should prepare some calcium-containing ingredients for your pet dog in advance. Such as Gudenggao calcium tablets. Purposely improve calcium nutrition intake and assist Alaska dogs in calcium supplementation. Especially in the case of serious calcium deficiency, in addition to the dietary supplementation, therapeutic drugs should be provided for dogs.