Venttura Calci+ Pro (Dog Supplement)

Features:
Venttura Calci plus for growing geriatric animals pregnant or lactating animals & faster healing of fractures. Palatable calcium supplement for healthy skeletal development. It contains MCHC for better bioavailability & vitamin D3 for optimal calcium absorption. Provide reliable stock for all your pet's needs. As a source of calcium in young geriatric animals.

Rickets: Bone malformation caused by insufficient deposition of calcium & phosphorous.
Osteoporosis: Decrease in bone density. Osteomalacia: Softening of bones faster healing of fractures. Strong bone and overall good health and growth in growing animals

Composition:
Calcium: 350 Mg/20ml
Phosphorous: 280 Mg/20ml
Vitamin D3: 150 IU/20ml
Vitamin B12: 20 Mcg/20ml

Benefits:

• As a source of calcium in young geriatric animals.
• Pregnant & lactating animals where there is an increased calcium requirement.
• For faster healing of fractures.
• Strong bone, overall good health & growth in growing animals.

High calcium levels may flag the presence of genuine fundamental illness including kidney disappointment, adrenal organ disappointment (called Addison's infection), a parathyroid organ tumor, and a few sorts of malignancy. Pets with strangely high calcium levels may give indications of shortcoming, drowsiness, expanded drinking and pee, and loss of craving. In certain pets, delayed hypercalcemia may add to development of bladder or kidney stones.

Hypocalcemia in canines happens when calcium levels in the blood are unusually low. Numerous clinical issues can cause canine's blood calcium levels to drop, including renal disappointment and pancreatitis, just as wounds to specific spaces of the body. Calcium is significant on the grounds that it assumes parts in bone development, muscle compressions, and blood coagulation among different capacities. At the point when canines have a calcium insufficiency, they may experience the ill effects of a deficiency of muscle control, spasms, or seizures. Along these lines, this is a genuine ailment that ought to be dealt with immediately.

Here are some of the symptoms that dogs may experience when they suffer from hypocalcemia:

• Muscle twitches, spasms, or tremors
• Loss of coordination
• Rubbing the face against objects
• Loss of control over body movements
• Stiff gait
• Panting
• Unusual changes in behavior
• Weakness
• Listlessness
• Fever
• Vomiting
• Loss of appetite
• Convulsions
• Seizures