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‼️I highly HIGHLY suggest asking your vet before starting this supplement‼️

⚠️excessive calcium supplementation can be LETHAL to dogs ⚠️

I’m my own experience, since doing this with my dog I have visibly noticed his coat has looked so much healthier, I’m on month two of supplementing him with this home made calcium sprinkle! I do a teaspoon sprinkled over his food once a day.

Directly quoted from dogsnaturallymagazine.com:

“Eggshells are a good source of calcium, which is essential for maintaining strong bones and teeth in dogs. Calcium is particularly important for growing puppies and pregnant or lactating dogs.

You can supplement your dog’s calcium intake by feeding him eggshells. Some dog owners use eggshells as the main source of calcium for their dogs. But keep in mind that eggshells don’t contain other important minerals in bone and bonemeal, like phosphorus and magnesium. So your dog will need other sources of these minerals if you use eggshell as a calcium source.

How Much To Give As A Calcium Supplement

100g eggshell powder contains about 33 to 35g calcium – and 1 tsp holds about 5g powder. So adults would need about 1 tsp and puppies about 1.5 tsp for every 1,000kcal of food. But remember that eggshell doesn’t contain other important minerals like phosphorus and magnesium that are in bones or bonemeal, so your dog will need a source of those nutrients.

Joint Health Support

Eggshell membrane (the lining on the inside of the shell) are a natural and inexpensive source of glucosamine, collagen, and chondroitin, compounds that are commonly used in joint supplements for dogs. These compounds help support joint health and mobility, which is particularly important for older dogs or those with arthritis.

A 2016 study found that eggshell membranes significantly reduced joint pain in 51 dogs with joint issues. If you have a lot of patience, you can peel the membrane off the inside of the eggs before you cook or grind them, and put those in your dog’s food.

In conclusion, eggshells can be a safe and beneficial addition to your dog’s diet. Eggshells are a great source of calcium, glucosamine, and chondroitin, which can help support strong bones, teeth, and joints in dogs.

Eggs in general are a great food for dogs, and the fact that they can be fed raw or cooked, with or without the shell, makes them a very convenient healthy food for your pup!”

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