To supplement calcium for your golden retriever, you can give it some homemade food, such as beef, chicken, egg whites, dried shrimps and other calcium-rich foods. At the same time, during this process, some calcium content should be added to the food, and the proportion should be similar. If you often eat animal livers or meat, you can also add some calcium to these foods. If you want to quickly replenish calcium for your golden retriever, you can quickly supplement your dog with sufficient calcium and vitamins by taking calcium tablets and calcium powder. It is best to buy high-quality pet calcium powder on the market, which can not only supplement calcium, but also supplement many trace elements, and is especially easy to be absorbed by dogs.

Causes of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers:

1. Unbalanced nutritional ratio of diet: If a dog is fed a single food for a long time, the nutritional ratio of the food will not be balanced. Balanced, insufficient calcium content will lead to calcium deficiency in dogs.

2. The dog’s own absorption capacity is weak: If the dog has absorbed enough calcium in its daily diet, but due to its weak absorption capacity, it cannot absorb enough calcium, which will also cause the dog to be calcium deficient. .

3. Poor calcium conversion in the body: Although some dogs have absorbed calcium from food, due to poor calcium conversion in the body, calcium will be excreted from the body, leading to calcium deficiency.

4. Long-term consumption of animal liver foods: Animal livers contain high concentrations of vitamin A. If dogs are fed animal liver foods for a long time, it will easily lead to excessive vitamin A intake. Too much vitamin A inhibits the dog's absorption of vitamin D. When the dog's body is deficient in vitamin D, it can also lead to calcium deficiency.