What happens if my dog doesn’t eat calcium tablets?

Calcium is an essential mineral for a dog’s healthy growth, especially for bone and tooth development. A calcium deficiency can lead to double rows of teeth, bone deformities, limb weakness, and poor appetite.

If your dog won’t eat calcium tablets, provide calcium through other sources such as dog food, goat milk powder, dried shrimp, soy products, eggs, meat, or liquid calcium. Also, supplement in moderation, since too much calcium can also harm your dog’s health.