Methods to supplement calcium for Border Collie:

1. Supplement calcium with food. Prepare some high-quality dog ​​food, and you can also give your Border Collie some calcium-rich foods such as tofu and egg yolks.

2. Supplement extra calcium. If your Border Collie has double rows of teeth, separated toes, or lame legs, it needs to be fed some calcium supplements because the calcium in its food is limited.

3. Get more sun. If the Border Collie’s stomach is not very good, you can take the Border Collie out to play and bask in the sun every day.

Symptoms of calcium deficiency in Border Collie:

1. Twitching while sleeping. Border Collie often twitches while sleeping.

2. Smaller than dogs of the same age. Border Collies are shorter and have less hair than other Border Collies of the same age and species.

3. The teeth are not beautiful. If calcium is not replenished in time during the tooth replacement period, double rows of teeth will easily appear, resulting in unattractive teeth.

4. The feet are deformed. Border Collie's severe calcium deficiency will cause foot deformation, and O-shaped legs are more common.

5. Unsteady walking. Adults have weak limbs and unsteady walking, especially elderly dogs, which lose calcium quickly and are prone to osteoporosis and weakness in their limbs.