Best Calcium Sources and Timing for Senior Dogs

For senior dogs, calcium supplementation can be achieved through foods like tofu, dried shrimp, goat milk, and calcium supplements. Generally, dogs should start receiving calcium supplementation after the age of 8.

To effectively supplement calcium in older dogs, it's advisable to combine dietary adjustments with nutritional supplements. Owners can incorporate calcium-rich foods such as tofu, dried shrimp, and goat milk into their dog's diet. However, the calcium content in these foods is not very high, and the absorption rate can be low. Therefore, nutritional supplements are often needed.

We recommend MYSOL's goat milk calcium tablets, which are formulated with rich calcium lactate and designed specifically for dogs. The addition of Vitamin D3, Vitamin A, and zinc promotes calcium absorption and minimizes calcium loss. Furthermore, the inclusion of goat milk powder, which is highly palatable to pets, ensures a delicious taste and adequate nutritional intake, effectively meeting a dog’s calcium needs.

When Should Senior Dogs Start Calcium Supplementation?

Senior dogs should start calcium supplementation after the age of 8. Their absorption capabilities diminish significantly at this age, which can lead to calcium deficiency and cause joint problems. Regular supplementation with products like Bosaurus beef tablets can be beneficial. These provide natural organic calcium that is easily absorbed and utilized. They also contain chondroitin, which helps nourish both the joints and bones.

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