The only way to know for sure you're animal is getting enough calcium is by giving it a measured dosage
More readily metabolized by reptiles and more effective than powders. Recommended by vets and breeders! Does not contain D3.
Liquid calcium is great for rehabbing rescues, supplementing gravid females, and as an extra booster for growing babies.
It's not just for bones, calcium is essential for development of nerves and aids in nervous system and muscle functions. Most reptiles get more calcium then they will ever need, but whether it is usable by the body depends on other metabolic processes working correctly. Some reptiles lose the ability to process adequate amounts of the hormone responsible for D3 production which eventually makes them deficient in calcium. When this happens over a long period of time, it is very hard to notice until the severe symptoms begin showing, then it is ten times more difficult for them to recover. This is why it is so important that reptiles get calcium from more than one source, it's just plain ole preventative maintenance. So feed greens with high Calcium to Phosphorus ratios and keep some liquid calcium on hand to use two or three times per week.
