Canine Minerals
454g Powder
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0-5 lbs: 0.5 scoops daily with meals
6-15 lbs: 1 scoop daily with meals
16-25 lbs: 1.5 scoops daily with meals
26-35 lb: 2 scoops daily with meals
36-60 lbs: 2.5 scoops daily with meals
61-85 lbs: 3 scoops daily with meals
86-120 lbs: 3.5 scoops daily with meals
121-150 lbs: 4 scoops daily with meals
What is Canine Minerals Powder for Dogs by Rx Vitamins?
- Canine Minerals is a dietary supplement for dogs that provides a source of macro and micro-minerals.
- Canine Minerals powder contains calcium, magnesium, iron, strontium, sodium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, and chromium.
- Made from a natural, seabed mineral compound, it is hypoallergenic and contains no flavorings or preservatives.
Why do dogs use Canine Minerals?
- Canine Minerals is designed to help supplement missing nutrients from commercial or home-made diets for optimum health for your dog.
What else should I know about Canine Minerals?
- One container = 180 scoops.
- 1/2 teaspoon scoop included.
What problems could my dog have with Canine Minerals?
- Consult your veterinarian before starting to give this supplement.
How do you use Canine Minerals?
- Give as directed by your veterinarian.
- Please consult a veterinary nutritionist for use in large breed puppies.
- Give with meals.
- Manufacturer's suggested use: Dogs 0 to 5 lbs, 1/2 scoop daily. Dogs 6 to 15 lbs, 1 scoop daily. Dogs 16 to 25 lbs, 1 and 1/2 scoops daily. Dogs 26 to 35 lbs, 2 scoops daily. Dogs 36-60 lbs, 2 and 1/2 scoops daily. Dogs 61 to 85 lbs, 3 scoops daily. Dogs 86 to 120 lbs, 3 and 1/2 scoops daily. Dogs 121 to 150 lbs, 4 scoops daily.
What is in Canine Minerals?
- Ingredients per one scoop (1/2 teaspoon): Calcium 500 mg, Magnesium 322 mg, Iron 0.77 mg, Strontium 0.27 mg, Sodium 0.20 mg, Manganese 0.08 mg, Phosphorus 0.07 mg, Potassium 0.04 mcg, Chromium 6 mcg.
Will I get what I see in the picture?
- Canine Minerals is a brand name. You will receive the exact brand that you request.
Is it important for my dog to finish all of the Canine Minerals?
- Dogs may use Canine Minerals for different lengths of time. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions.
Who makes Canine Minerals?
- Canine Minerals is made by the manufacturer Rx Vitamins.
Review Summary
5 total reviews
Rated 5.00 out of 5 stars
0% of respondents would recommend this to a friend
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Reviews
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My sweet boy
From UndisclosedComments about Canine Minerals 454g PowderZeus is a beautiful raw fed Saint Bernard. The rx vitamin minerals help support his 150 pounds. It mixes right into his food and he doesn't even notice it's there.-
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Ready for a drive
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Happy Pups!
From UndisclosedComments about Canine Minerals 454g Powderi raw feed my dogs and this product is a must! i just mix right into food they dont even know its there.-
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relaxing in the ac!
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Good product!
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AMAZING
From UndisclosedComments about Canine MineralsI have been using this product for almost two years. I began using it after my standard poodle had several surgeries on his hind leg, to strengthen his bones. I noticed immediate changes in both my poodles' skin and hair. Several cysts disappeared almost immediately, and their hair became very soft and shiny. I give them a scoop of the powder in their food every morning. I also recommended this supplement to a friend of mine whose 12-year-old dog had a recurring hot spot on his hip. The hotspot went away within 3 days and has not come back. I love this product. -
Minerals are a must!
From UndisclosedComments about Canine MineralsI add this to my dogs cooked food as a supplement since taking her off all store bought kibble and canned food. Supplementation is necessary when switching your dog over towards raw eating. I add directly on top of her food per package directions, splitting the dose in half since she eats twice a day. Excellent product to ensure she's getting the minerals she needs. Highly recommended by my vet.
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Q & A
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Do dogs dislike the taste of this product? My Havi is a picky eater (one reason for going to home-made diet). A previous dog disliked a powdered vitamin/mineral supplement (not this product).?
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According to the manufacturer, this supplement is not flavored in any way, and it is designed to be taken with meals. It can be used to balance homemade meals or as a general mineral supplement. Some dogs don't mind the taste but some might. It is difficult to tell unless the dog tries it. Please consult with your veterinarian to determine if your dog needs to be on a mineral supplement
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Hello, is the strontium in this product strontium citrate? Thank you.?
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Canine Minerals contains 0.27 mg of strontium per one scoop (½ tsp). According to the manufacturer, the strontium is not the citrate form. The minerals in the Canine Minerals blend are naturally occurring and are not processed. It is a natural strontium carbonate that occurs naturally in the mineral blend.
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What are the actual ingredients in this product? I've looked on a ew websites and cannot find anything other than the analysis.?
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Canine Minerals contain calcium, magnesium, iron, strontium, sodium, manganese, phosphorus, potassium, and chromium. You may also find the ingredients and additional information on our product page.
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I'd like to start making my dog food. Is this a proper vitamin and mineral supplement?
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This supplement contains a blend of dietary minerals, but it does not contain any source of vitamins.
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I just spoke to my canine nutritionist about this product and she said she spoke to the company and it is pretty much only calcium and magnesium, so since we home cook, she told me not to use this product. It also gave me guy some upper GI issues and the calcium carbonate is suspected.
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I have a 10 lb dog, how long will this container last me??
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There are 180 scoops per container of Canine Minerals. The recommended dosage for your 10 lb dog is 1 scoop each day with meals, so this product should last you approximately 180 days. Speak to your veterinarian before starting any supplement or over-the-counter product to ensure the product and formulation are appropriate for your pet.
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Is this product safe for a small Shih Tzu with stable Stage B2 Mitral Valve Disease who is on a home made diet? My dog is on Vetmedin and will be taking cardio support soon. I am wondering about the sodium in this product. Is it necessary, since she is on a low sodium diet, per the cardiologist's directions.?
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Canine Minerals does contain sodium. Consult your veterinarian or cardiologist about the use of this product in your specific case to ensure this product is appropriate for your dog’s special circumstances.
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