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Zoo Med ReptiCalcium Without D3, 3 oz.
Description
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ReptiCalcium is a great source of calcium for reptiles and amphibians!
- - ReptiCalcium is an ultra fine precipitated calcium carbonate supplement
- - A phosphorus-free calcium supplement for reptiles and amphibians
- - It has a unique shape/high surface area per gram resulting in increased calcium bioavailability
- - Free of harmful impurities (not from Oyster Shells)
- - Use with reptiles that are able to meet their Vitamin D3
- - Recommended use without D3 includes animals housed outdoors with direct exposures to sunlight for 10+ hours per day or reptiles that eat whole vertebrate prey
Specifications
| SKU | 3518788 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | Zoo Med |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 3 OZ |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Item Dimensions
| Length | 3 IN |
|---|---|
| Height | 3.25 IN |
| Width | 3 IN |
Ingredients
Precipitated Calcium Carbonate.
Guaranteed Analysis
% or IU Amount Per kg: Moisture (max) 1.0%, Calcium (min) 38.0% 280,000 mg, Calcium (max) 43.0% 430,000 mg, Vitamin D3 (min) 0.0% 0.0 IU.
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My 4month bearded dragon is weak having trouble climbing in the cage. I am assuming it is from lack of calcium and D3 because I hadnt been giving him supplements. I did just get some Repta-Boost. Being that he can't climb should I leave him in neutral ground between the cold and hot side of tank since he doesnt want to move much right now?
Hi can use a natural human calcium supplement,say ground coral,for my baby sulcate?
Can we give a calcium supplement bought from the pet store for kittens ( 3months, 1.8kg,male mainecoon mix). It is tablet form with dosage for kittens.
Mushu stopped eating mealworms one day suddenly, and wouldn’t eat for a few days. I had dusted his food a few times with calcium without d3 for the last month but not very much. The other day I got crickets and mushu had one, I got a silkworm but wouldn’t touch it. I purchased calcium with d3 yesterday and gave Mushu dusted crickets, which he ate about 2 of. Mushu has been limping slightly in his tank recently. I also bought a smaller hornworm and Mushu still wouldn’t touch it. What do I do?
I have a pet lovebird named peaches. I mixed crushed oyster shells, cuttlefishbone power and supplement calcium because she was laying eggs every two months, i gave her supplement calcium and mixed it with crushed oyster shells and cuttlefishbone powder. you think that supplement bird calcium will harm or kill her since too much calcium is no good. she stopped laying her eggs every two months, she is laying every four months. is it alright to give her a bird calcium supplement, is it safe?
since peaches laid all those eggs what calcium supplement should i give her i am giving her crushed oyster shells, should i give her more calcium?
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Our 12 lb. Domestic Shorthair may have ingested part of a Calcium & Vitamin D3 supplement. The softgel contained 600 mg of Calcium and 12.5 mcg (500 IU) of Vitamin D3. Would this be enough to be toxic to him? What should we do?
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Hes hanging out closer to the bottom and hes also lays down with all his legs out but 1. I'm thinking MBD but hes in a screen enclosure, 2 uvb 5.0 bulbs. 1 heat. Crickets always get dusted. He gets plenty of water, and horned worms, plus super worms. Idk what do to I dont want to lose him. I use a multi vitamin aswell.