What are the symptoms of excessive calcium supplementation in golden retrievers?

Symptoms of excessive calcium supplementation in Golden Retrievers:
1. Long-term excessive calcium supplementation in Golden Retrievers can cause hypercalciuria and increase the chance of forming stones in the urinary system.
2. Golden Retriever’s bones become fragile and prone to fractures, and may also be accompanied by muscle weakness and other phenomena.
3. It causes premature calcification of cartilage and premature closure of the anterior fontanel, resulting in microcephaly and restricting the brain development of golden retrievers.
4. It will affect the golden retriever’s appetite, thereby affecting the intestinal absorption of other nutrients.
Symptoms of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers:
1. In the early stage of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers, there are usually loss of appetite, indigestion, slow development, lethargy and inactivity.
2. Unsteady standing, slow tooth growth, double rows of teeth, limp walking, separated toes, X-shaped or O-shaped legs, etc.
3. Myasthenia is also one of the symptoms of calcium deficiency in golden retrievers. You will find that they have little strength when walking, and they feel like they can’t walk.
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