PetAg Calcium Phosphorus Tablets - 50 Tablets - Chewable Supplement for Dogs and Cats - Fortified with Vitamin D

When Might Your Pet Need This Supplement?

Even the best diets may not always supply enough calcium and phosphorus for every life stage. Growing puppies and kittens, especially large-breed dogs, often require extra support. Pregnant and nursing mothers also have heightened needs. Senior pets with thinning bones may benefit too, but always seek veterinary advice before supplementing. Remember, this product is intended for intermittent or supplementary feeding only and should not replace a complete, balanced diet.

Key Ingredients and Their Roles

• Calcium — The most abundant mineral in the body, essential for bone and tooth structure. It also supports nerve transmission, muscle contraction, and blood clotting. During growth and lactation, requirements can double or triple.
• Phosphorus — Works alongside calcium to form hydroxyapatite, giving bones their strength. Involved in energy production, cell membrane integrity, and DNA synthesis. The correct calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is crucial for absorption.
• Vitamin D — Regulates calcium and phosphorus metabolism, promoting intestinal absorption and depositing minerals into bones. Without sufficient vitamin D, even a mineral-rich diet may not effectively support bone health.

PetAg’s formula delivers these nutrients in a bioavailable form, ensuring efficient utilisation. The chewable tablets are scored for easy division, allowing dose adjustment as recommended by your vet.

How to Feed PetAg Calcium Phosphorus Tablets

Administering these tablets is straightforward. They can be given by hand as a treat or crumbled over food. The palatable flavour appeals to fussy eaters. Each tablet is scored for easy splitting. Important: Only use under veterinary direction. Not suitable for puppies or kittens under 12 weeks of age. Dosage depends on weight, age, and health. Store in a cool, dry place.

Why Your Dog or Cat May Benefit from Calcium and Phosphorus

Calcium and phosphorus are two of the most critical minerals for strong bones and teeth. During rapid growth, gestation, and lactation, demand increases. PetAg Calcium Phosphorus Tablets provide a convenient, chewable source, fortified with vitamin D to enhance absorption. Whether for a growing puppy, nursing mother, or senior pet, this supplement can help fill nutritional gaps. Many owners notice improved vitality. Consult your vet to see if it’s right for your pet.

Why Choose PetAg for Your Pet’s Wellness

PetAg has been a trusted name in pet nutrition for over four decades. Their products are developed with input from veterinarians and nutritionists, using science-backed formulations. The Calcium Phosphorus Tablets are made with quality ingredients focussed on bioavailability. Pet owners worldwide rely on PetAg for milk replacers, supplements, and grooming aids that help their pets thrive. Choosing PetAg means prioritising safety and efficacy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I give these tablets to my cat?

Yes, this product is suitable for both dogs and cats. However, cats have unique metabolic needs, so consult your vet first, especially if your cat has kidney or urinary issues.

How long does a bottle of 50 tablets last?

The duration depends on the dosage prescribed by your vet. For example, one tablet daily lasts 50 days; half a tablet daily lasts 100 days. Always follow your vet’s feeding instructions.

What if my pet is already eating a balanced diet?

If your pet is on a complete commercial diet, extra supplementation may not be necessary. Your vet can perform a nutritional assessment and advise. Oversupplementation can cause imbalances, so professional guidance is essential.

Are there any side effects?

When used as directed, side effects are rare. However, excessive calcium or phosphorus intake can lead to hypercalcaemia or skeletal issues. Use only under veterinary supervision. If you notice unusual symptoms, stop use and consult your vet immediately.

This product is a complementary feed for pets. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, , or prevent any disease. Always consult your veterinarian before use.