BARF balancer: vitamins and minerals for a home diet, 200 g

Excellent European premix. The dog is thriving on BARF, coat is shining.

Iodine and manganese are hard to balance yourself. This powder completely solves the problem of a raw diet.

I have two Irish Setters on home-cooked food, and this premix makes the routine less stressful. I use the included scoop and their coats look thicker after a month. The 200 g pack lasts us roughly a month or a little more.

Odorless powder, doesn't smell like chemicals. Calcium hydroxyapatite.

Vitamin E as an antioxidant is present in the correct form. Buying it for the second time, very satisfied.

The hydroxyapatite in the ingredients gives me confidence in the proper absorption of calcium.

Switched the dog to home-cooked food. With this premix, I don't need to calculate zinc and copper separately.

Really love the single-material packaging! Finally, a brand that thinks about recycling in Europe. The powder itself is fine, mixes well into wet food, the cat doesn't even notice it.

Finally, normal packaging that can be recycled right here in Germany. The premix is high quality, the dogs eat it fine.

Convenient measuring scoop included, now I don't need to weigh anything out in the kitchen.

Everything on the package is honest, no fluff. Complementary feed works exactly as it should to supplement the meat.

I have an 8-kilogram pug, I give exactly half a measuring scoop a day as per the instructions. No allergies, stools are normal. A great addition to home-cooked food.

The powder dissolves perfectly in raw meat without changing the taste. The iodine helped fix my cat's shedding.

The measuring scoop is a lifesaver, thanks for including it.

Convenient measuring scoop included, now I don't need to weigh the powder on a kitchen scale every time.

I wanted a BARF premix with a sensible mineral balance and calcium from hydroxyapatite. The formula looks transparent, but the pouch felt flimsy, so I moved the powder into another container.

Chelated zinc and manganese have improved my Labrador's joint condition. An excellent complementary feed.

The scoop is a bit small, but it's not a big deal. Portioning is now much easier than before.

Bought it because of the lack of fillers. Pure product, nothing unnecessary. The dog eats it fine.

An excellent supplement with vitamin B12 for raw food.

The grind is very fine. I coat the wet food in it, and the cat isn't fussy about it at all.

We moved our Maine Coon to a natural diet and needed a balancer I could understand without a spreadsheet. Fernpaw lists the minerals clearly, includes a scoop, and mixes into meat without drama. For his six kilos I use a small daily amount, and his coat looks great.

The mineral balance was the reason I bought it for my puppy. I follow the weight chart closely for the 10-25 kg range.

Convenient powder format, no need to crush tablets.

Max, my Boxer, has been on raw food for about six months. I chose this balancer because it covers minerals I struggled to add myself, including iodine and manganese. I mix the daily spoonful into his meat, and he eats normally with good stools and energy.

No hidden fillers, honestly listed. 5 out of 5.

For a 35 kg dog, the dosage is one and a half spoonfuls a day, so the 200 g jar doesn't last long. I’d like a larger size.

I was looking for a supplement without artificial ingredients. The composition is honest, with zinc chelate and copper glycinate listed with percentages. I feed it to my 5 kg cat, giving half a spoonful a day; her appetite is excellent and her energy level is high. The balancer doesn’t replace a well-thought-out recipe, but it definitely helps me supplement the diet with minerals. I’m completely happy with the purchase and will order again. The mono-material packaging recycles very well, which is important to us.

My cat Barsik weighs 9.5 kg, so I give him exactly half of the measuring spoon that came with it. I was specifically looking for a supplement with calcium from hydroxyapatite, since it’s absorbed better than chalk. I was also pleased to see vitamin B12 in the formula. The only thing is that the powder is a bit dusty when you pour it, but you get used to that quickly.

I’m glad the premix contains vitamin E and B12, but the jar is slippery if your hands are wet after cooking.

Iodine is listed in the formula. My dog used to have thyroid problems, and now everything is normal.

For my sporty border collie, bones in the diet were becoming a worry. This premix let me remove them and still feel covered on calcium and trace minerals. It dissolves quickly into wet food.

I switched my cat (5.5 kg) to raw meat after kidney problems on dry food. Half a measuring spoon of this premix per day fully covers her mineral needs. I really like that there are no brewer’s yeast or herbs in the formula, since we’re allergic to those. Just pure vitamins, hydroxyapatite, and trace elements. The cat feels excellent.

I had been looking around Europe for a hydroxyapatite-based calcium supplement. Glad Fernpaw was available without a complicated import.

It mixes perfectly with raw liver and muscle meat. No lumps remain. The composition is honest, with percentages, and I trust this manufacturer.

I liked that the packaging is made from mono-material; our family tries to sort our waste. The premix itself is excellent, I add a little bit to my cat’s portions. It contains iodine and vitamin B12, which is important for the diet.

We got our Labrador Rex from a kennel and immediately decided to feed him BARF, but we understood that a growing body needs a precise mineral balance. We chose Fernpaw because we liked that it uses hydroxyapatite instead of regular calcium carbonate. We give one measuring spoon every day according to the chart for the 10-25 kg weight range. Rex is growing healthy, his joints are strong, and his teeth are changing without problems. I noticed that the product is positioned as a complementary feed, which shows the manufacturer’s responsibility, since you can’t just pour in handfuls of vitamins. The mono-material packaging is recycled without any problems in our city. We’ll keep buying it while the dog is growing.

I was looking for vitamins specifically with zinc chelate and copper glycinate, as they are absorbed best. The supplement is high quality, but the powder itself is dusty when poured. You have to be very careful not to spill it outside the bowl.

The iodine in the formula is good; I don’t have to buy it separately.

Vitamin E supports immunity well. My dog has been getting sick less often during the damp season.

It’s convenient that the premix is suitable for both cats and dogs, I buy it for everyone at once.

Vitamin b12 and d3 are already in the formula, no need to buy separate drops. saves a lot of time.

The measuring spoon included is a lifesaver. My cat is 6 kg, I give half a spoonful. No overuse, and the 200 g jar is used economically.

I was looking specifically for calcium hydroxyapatite. It’s much more physiological for predators than regular eggshell.

Calcium hydroxyapatite is the best solution for bones.

Copper glycinate is a high-quality ingredient. Happy with the purchase.

I’ve been feeding BARF for three years, and the premix is high quality. However, there is no information about mixing it with hot food.

Everything is clear in the composition, with percentages and no hidden fillers. The packaging can be put in the yellow bin.

The supplement is great, but the chart doesn’t have data for dogs under 5 kg. I estimate the amount for my Chihuahua by eye.

I took the 200 gram package to try. The powder is fine and mixes well into wet food.

No flavorings or MSG. Pure vitamins.

The powder mixes perfectly with raw meat, the dog eats it without any issues.

We feed our cat homemade food. The balancer is good, but physically giving half a scoop a day is very inconvenient.

Powder form is more convenient than tablets, easy to mix.

The zinc and copper forms were the selling point for me. My dog eats the powder without noticing it, and her coat improved after several weeks.

Switched my cat to homemade food, and this premix perfectly covers the need for iodine and vitamin B12. Everything is fine, but for some reason the powder clumps up towards the bottom of the jar, so I have to mash it with a spoon.

The stated mineral balance suits my cat’s homemade diet. I also appreciate that the ingredient list is easy to read.

Eco-friendly packaging, European quality. I recommend it.

For my 18 kg dog, it takes exactly one measuring scoop per day. I pour it right into the bowl with raw meat and mix it. No digestive issues at all.

The included scoop is a great help. My spaniel weighs 14 kg, so I give exactly one scoop a day. No need to weigh anything on kitchen scales.

In Europe, it's hard to find supplements in plastic that is easy to recycle. The monomaterial packaging is a huge plus, I throw it away without any sorting issues.

Pleased to see manganese and copper in a bioavailable form. I make rabbit mixes for my cats, and this powder saves a lot of time compared to adding trace elements manually.

Glad that it's manufactured in the EU and not shipped from who knows where. I trust local standards

Happy with my purchase. The main thing is to strictly follow the dosing chart, and everything will be great.

Good ingredients without hidden fillers. All percentages are listed honestly, which is rare nowadays.

I wanted a supplement where the calcium and phosphorus were already thought through for a large-breed puppy. The powder is even and does not paste itself to the bowl.

I give half a scoop for my 7 kg of happiness. The dog eats it without even noticing.

Buying for the second time, the ingredients are all good, I recommend it.

I buy it for my cat. I give half a scoop a day since she weighs 6 kilograms. Everything is great.

Convenient dosage for medium-sized dogs. For my 15 kg dog, it takes exactly 1 measuring scoop a day. Very convenient.

The Fernpaw premix worked well for my cat on a homemade diet. But the font of the expiration date rubbed off.

A 5-star rating simply for honestly calling it complementary feed instead of promising a miracle.

Zinc in chelated form is a huge plus, thank you!

My dog weighs 12 kg, so one scoop a day is exactly what's needed.

The formula looks honest and the numbers add up. My cat can detect it in any amount of food and refuses the bowl. A balancer should be tasteless enough that they cannot tell.

I was looking for a balancer with vitamin E because I give a lot of fish oil. This one was a perfect fit. And no unnecessary fillers like starch.

A brand without unnecessary hype that honestly states complementary feed, meaning complementary feed. Top quality.

After switching my golden retriever to raw food, calcium calculations were the hardest part. This premix takes that job off my plate, and my dog eats it without fuss. I also like having B12 included.

No hidden fillers, and that’s stated honestly. Premium quality for a reasonable price.

The iodine in it helped balance my cat’s hormone levels. The formula isn’t overloaded with unnecessary components.

Calcium from hydroxyapatite is great, and the Ca:P profile is right. But apparently the taste or smell didn’t suit my dog; she eats it reluctantly.

Convenient jar and a spoon included. Measuring out half a spoon for my 8 kg dog is very simple.

The ingredients are transparent and the Ca:P is right, but 200 grams ran out too quickly for two dogs.

The calcium and phosphorus balance was exactly what I was looking for in a natural-diet supplement.

I feed my dog BARF. A balancer with manganese and iodine works well. But the packaging was dented by the couriers.

I liked that there are no hidden fillers in the ingredients. But the powder sticks to a wet spoon.

I chose it for the better mineral forms. The fine powder disappears into meat, and my dog does not pick around it.

The text on the packaging is in several languages, which is convenient. I liked that there is a clear dosage table by weight.

Delivery across the EU is very fast because production is local. The quality is excellent, and the packaging is reliable.

The dog doesn’t spit out the powder, which is already a win.

I bought it for my cat on raw meat. Hydroxyapatite works very well as a calcium source.

A clean premix, dissolves in food instantly.

I ordered it for a BARF diet; vitamin D3 is a great addition to a dog’s meat-based diet.

Zinc chelates and copper glycinate in the formula! I used to buy these supplements separately, and now everything is in one jar.

200 grams doesn’t seem like a little, but with two large dogs the pack was gone in three weeks. I expected it to last longer.

It’s convenient that it has vitamin D3 and E. I used to have to buy them separately as drops, but here everything is already mixed in the right proportion for homemade recipes.

The formula is excellent, with hydroxyapatite, but the measuring spoon inside was heavily covered in powder.

We’re pleased that Fernpaw works with European production facilities. The premix is excellent; the dogs eat it without refusing.

I like that copper is added in glycinate form. It’s one of the most easily absorbed forms for dogs. The jar closes tightly.

I liked the supplement; the copper and zinc are in chelated form. I’ll buy another 200 g jar when this one runs out.

Switched my dachshund to a raw meat diet and add half a scoop of the balancer as stated on the packaging. The dog is active and her coat is shining.

Living in the EU, I try to buy local products to avoid overpaying for overseas shipping and to reduce my environmental impact. Kudos to Fernpaw, the mono-material packaging is a rarity in pet supplies. I use it for my 12kg French Bulldog, taking exactly one scoop a day. Stopped buying Vitamin E and copper separately, everything is in this 200g tub. The dog is active with no allergies.

The tub is easy to sort for recycling. Calcium from hydroxyapatite is much better than chalk.

Ordering this for my retriever. Fernpaw makes life with a raw diet so much easier.

For my 14kg Beagle, I give exactly one scoop a day. It's very convenient that the scoop is already inside, so no need to weigh it out on a jewelry scale. I liked that the copper is added as glycinate, which is a safe and bioavailable form. I mix it with tripe and vegetables, and the dog eats every last crumb.

The inclusion of zinc chelate in the formula won me over. It is absorbed much better than standard forms.

The Fernpaw scoop is handy, and the volume measurements are accurate.

A great source of Vitamin D3 for homemade diets. The dog eats it eagerly, no food refusal at all.

The measuring scoop is a bit short when the powder runs low, but that's a minor thing. The main thing is that the formula is transparent and the copper is in glycinate form.

A formula with hydroxyapatite is better than just calcium. Very happy with the purchase, thanks Fernpaw.

I buy Fernpaw for homemade food. Accurate dosage.

Buying it for the second time. The ingredient list is honest with percentages provided, no hidden fillers.

I like Fernpaw's eco-friendly approach. The only thing I didn't like is that the tub is hard to open.

The measuring scoop was buried deep in the powder. But it really is convenient for dosing.

Vitamins for homemade food are always hard to choose, but here everything is in one jar.

Vitamins E, D3, and B12 in the right proportions. Buying Fernpaw for the second time, everything is great.

Vitamin B12 in the formula is awesome. Used to inject it separately, now I just sprinkle the powder.

The formula is excellent for a raw diet, but sometimes I wish it had half-scoop markings for small dogs.

It's nice that the shipping distance is short. But the powder itself clumped inside the package, I had to crumble it by hand.

We switched our dog to a raw diet, and this premix works great. It's just a pity the tub is only 200g.

Our German Shepherd has been on a natural diet for a while, and I wanted a local EU-made balancer with clear minerals. Rex eats it mixed into meat, and the daily dose is easy to measure.

A great addition to a BARF diet. The dog eats it eagerly, no stool issues at all.

I cook for my Giant Schnauzer and needed calcium support that would blend smoothly. This powder is fine, does not leave gritty bits, and the formula checks the boxes I discussed with my vet. The price feels fair for the mineral forms used.

Switched our corgi to BARF, and the vet recommended adding hydroxyapatite. This tub from Fernpaw was perfect. The powder inside is easily hidden in the mince.

Already ordering my second tub. Vitamins D3 and E do the trick, the dog is cheerful and active. I'm glad the product is made in Europe.

The product doesn’t replace the recipe itself, but it lets you fine-tune the minerals more precisely. For anyone serious about BARF, it’s a must-have.

Vitamin D3 is important for calcium absorption. It’s great that Fernpaw took this into account and added it to the premix.

The mineral forms were the main reason I tried it. Since switching, my dog’s flaky skin has calmed down.

Calcium from hydroxyapatite is the best solution for older cats. It’s absorbed gently and doesn’t cause any litter box issues.

I’ve been buying it for a month now. I noticed an improvement in the color of my Doberman’s nose thanks to the copper.

The measuring spoon is a lifesaver, no need to get out the kitchen scale every time I feed.

Vitamins E and D3 in the Fernpaw balancer support immunity at the right level. Very happy with it.

I don’t trust Chinese supplements. This is made in Europe, so I immediately feel calmer about giving it to my cat.

I bought it for bone-development support while feeding a planned diet. The balance listed on the jar made the choice easier.

I feed my cat raw food, so this balancer was a must-buy. Vitamin B12 is included in the right amount.

For a cat on homemade food, this is a lifesaver, only the powder sometimes sticks to the sides.

A mono-material jar is a great initiative. I can’t stand layered packaging that can’t be recycled anywhere. The powder itself is excellent, my cat eats it.

No hidden fillers, just a clean product.

I have a Labrador weighing 28 kg, and his dose is 1.5 measuring spoons per day. The 200-gram jar lasts a decent amount of time, very economical to use. The powdered premix format is ideal, it evenly coats the pieces of meat. I’m glad iodine is already included in the formula, so there’s no need to buy kelp separately.

The spoon clips conveniently inside the jar, so you don’t have to look for it every time. Clean formula with no hidden fillers.

Clear labeling on the packaging. It’s immediately obvious that this is complementary feed, not a complete food.

The measuring scoop matches the table on the packaging. For my dog over 25 kg, it’s exactly one and a half spoons.

The powder is fine and mixes easily with minced meat. Iodine and vitamin E are in the right dosages, unlike similar products.

Before changing my Border Collie to BARF, I compared a lot of supplement labels. Fernpaw was one of the few that gave me enough detail to feel comfortable. The scoop reaches the bottom well and the powder has not clumped in my kitchen.

There are no empty fillers, the formula is excellent. However, the measuring spoon packs extra powder on top.

I have two Beagles, both weighing around 12 kg. I prepare their food myself, so mineral balance is critical. This premix is a lifesaver — I add one spoon to each bowl and feel calm about their bones. Hydroxyapatite is absorbed better than carbonate, and that was the main reason I chose it. The only thing is that the powder makes a bit of dust when you pour it, but you get used to it quickly.

I order it for my two cats. B12 in the premix is very important for them, it’s great that it’s included here.

We’ve had our German Shorthaired Pointer on a raw diet for about three years now. The main problem was always calculating the minerals accurately, especially calcium and phosphorus, so there wouldn’t be any imbalance affecting the joints and ligaments. With this balancer from Fernpaw, it’s become much easier. The package is 200 grams, the powder is very fine and odorless, and there’s a spoon inside. The measuring spoon immediately solves the issue of grams; for a 25 kg male dog, one and a half spoons a day are needed. I mix it with the morning portion of meat, and the dog eats everything clean. After three months of use, his coat has become coarser and shinier, which shows the trace elements are properly balanced. I’ll be buying it again.

Chelated forms of minerals are a huge plus. Zinc chelate is absorbed many times better than sulfates. My dog feels great on a raw diet with this supplement.

It’s convenient that iodine and manganese are in one jar. But the powder’s taste didn’t impress my dog.

Excellent premix. It's convenient that iodine is already included in the formula; no need to buy kelp separately anymore.

I can't always get my hands on raw bones for my dog, so part of his diet consists of pure muscle meat. The Fernpaw balancer makes it easy to compensate for the lack of calcium. The 1.2:1 profile keeps the recipe accurate, and the dog's blood tests are perfect. The 200-gram jar is quite compact and doesn't take up much space on the shelf, but it lasts for a decent amount of time.

I liked that there is nothing unnecessary in the ingredients, just minerals and vitamins. The powder is odorless.

I feed my dog and cat a natural diet, the 200g jar works for both, with clear instructions based on weight.

A 200g jar will last my Jack Russell for several months. The packaging closes tightly, and the powder doesn't get damp. The calcium quality is excellent.

Copper glycinate and other chelated minerals are absorbed perfectly. However, the measuring scoop is a bit flimsy.

I wanted a balancer without mystery fillers for my Golden Retriever. This one lists the calcium source clearly and mixes into meat without changing his appetite. For a large dog, the jar lasts a respectable amount of time.

The powder is easy to portion. Even with a bigger dog, the jar does not disappear as fast as I feared.

The powder is fine and mixes well with meat. My picky eater doesn't even notice the supplement in the bowl.

Copper glycinate in the ingredients is a sign of premium quality. Regular supplements use cheap salts, but here you can see they actually thought about bioavailability.

A great balancer for raw meat. The powder is fine and easily mixed into my cat's food.

The manganese in the formula helped me forget about my older dog's limping. I am very happy with this result.

I was looking for exactly this combination: calcium, vitamins D3, and B12 all in one jar. It saves a ton of time when prepping meal mixes for the month.

I spent ages working out my Maine Coon’s homemade diet. Having the mineral profile handled in one premix made the routine much simpler.

Vitamin levels are within range, label is clear. The cat still will not eat it, so the whole raw diet plan is stuck. It needs to be more palatable.

We recently switched to BARF, and this balancer saves us from making recipe mistakes.

I feed both of my dogs a natural diet, and this balancer is an excellent addition to their meals.

The minerals are sensible and the numbers on the pack add up. The measuring scoop is small for a 200 g jar, so dosing takes several passes.

I chose this because it helps offset the phosphorus in muscle meat. The stated balance matched what I needed for BARF.

A standard premium powder. Availability in the EU.

I respect brands that list their ingredients honestly and transparently. I know exactly how much copper and zinc goes into my terrier's bowl.

The mineral profile is accurate. But the powder is surprisingly white and alarmingly bright when first opened.

I liked the effectiveness of the hydroxyapatite in the formula. However, the powder does not dissolve in liquid.

For our 30 kg retriever, the larger daily serving from the chart works well and is easy to measure.

Having a scoop included is a huge plus. The dog eats it willingly.

I have two cats and both eat homemade food. I add this balancer to cover their vitamin E and iodine needs. They eat it fine and don’t refuse it.

Solid BARF balancer. For my 12 kg dog, the 200 g container lasts long enough to feel economical.

I cook my dog’s food myself (turkey, rice, vegetables). Without vitamins, that kind of food is incomplete. This powder is a great addition to a cooked diet, and my dog is active and happy.

Fernpaw clearly follows the right Ca:P ratios. My senior chihuahua feels great on this supplement.

I buy Fernpaw for my huskies on a raw diet. I really like that it contains vitamin D3 and zinc chelate in an easily absorbed form. The eco-friendly packaging is a big plus, since I sort my waste. The downside is the shape of the measuring scoop — the handle is thin and bends when taking it out of the deep jar. Other than that, I’m completely satisfied; the dogs eat their food with the premix without any issues. Their bloodwork has been normal for several months now.

My vet told me to avoid basic mineral salts where possible, so I looked for chelates and glycinates. This powder sits well with my dog’s stomach, and his stool has stayed normal. The scoop was buried at the bottom, which was annoying.

For my 32 kg shepherd, the chart’s larger serving is simple to measure with the included scoop. Her diet feels much easier to keep consistent now.

Iodine and manganese in one jar, very convenient. I’m putting together a BARF menu.

An honest product without empty fillers just to add weight. It dissolves perfectly in meat broth, and my dog licks the bowl clean. I’m also happy it’s produced locally in the EU.

I use it for my growing puppy because the mineral balance is clear. He is developing evenly, and the recyclable jar is a nice bonus.

The price matches the quality and isn’t more expensive than similar products.

A good option for those who put the diet together themselves. There’s no vitamin A, which lets me safely give my dog liver. The calcium is excellent.

The ingredients seem good, with hydroxyapatite instead of regular chalk, but my setter flat-out refuses to eat the powder. I had to hide it in ground meat.

Vitamins D3 and B12 in optimal amounts. My poodle eats homemade food happily and feels great.

Made in the EU, which is a huge plus for me. I don’t want to ship vitamins across the ocean when there’s a local option.

It’s good that they list the composition with percentages right away, without empty promises.

I give 1.5 scoops for 30 kg, easy to dose.

Hydroxyapatite is better than regular calcium. I’d buy it again, top quality.

We switched to a homemade diet and were looking for calcium from hydroxyapatite. The composition of the Fernpaw premix fully meets our requirements.

I buy it for my dog. The balancer is excellent, but when it was delivered the outside of the jar was covered in powder.

I’m tired of premixes where maltodextrin is the first ingredient. Here the composition is transparent, with all the percentages listed right on the jar. Vitamin D3 and manganese are present in the right proportions for a raw diet. I prepare food for the week ahead and sprinkle it on each portion. Production in Europe also inspires confidence, the transport route is short and the product is fresh.

I value the honest composition. Vitamin E and D3 are in the right proportions for my dachshund.

Half a scoop for my 5 kg kitty is perfect.

The premix worked perfectly for our homemade diet

The premix is great for both cats and dogs. I have both kinds of pets, so that’s convenient.

The powder is great, it mixes easily with minced meat. The cat doesn't even suspect a thing and licks the bowl completely clean. I will be ordering this regularly.

For my 5 kg cat, I use exactly half a scoop. No wastage of the product at all.

We use this as a supplement to boiled meat with veggies. Manganese and vitamin B12 are hard to get from regular foods, so this balancer is indispensable here.

B vitamins, especially B12, in the right dosage. The dog has become more active and energetic.

Fast shipping from the EU. The powder quality is fire.

It has vitamins B12 and E too, which is super awesome. No need to buy a bunch of different jars, everything is in one powder.

We strictly follow the dosage chart for 10-25 kg dogs, we use one scoop. Quality is fire.

Finally, I can accurately measure out the minerals without overusing it. The scoop is small but convenient.

No hidden fillers. This is important because my dog is allergic to unnecessary additives.

I cook for a Maine Coon and a small mutt, so one supplement suitable for both is convenient. I chose this mainly for the hydroxyapatite calcium, and both pets tolerate it well.

The scoop is inside, no need to look for it. The 10-25 kg dosage is perfect for a Doberman.

The dog eats the premix with no issues, the coat has noticeably improved.

It worked great for my cats. Their diet is now complete thanks to the addition of B12 and D3 in the right doses.

I like that there are no cheap fillers in the formula. You only pay for the vitamins and minerals. Iodine and manganese are present in the right proportions.

Vitamin E as an antioxidant. The formula is fire.

I feed my British Shorthair homemade food, and the premix was a great fit. But there was no Dutch instruction manual included.

The measuring scoop inside saves me from constantly having to weigh it out. The Ca to P ratio is perfect for growth.

Archibald, my Golden Retriever, has been on raw food for a long time. I wanted hydroxyapatite and a clear mineral balance, and Fernpaw fit. The smell was noticeable at first, so I mixed it well into minced meat until he got used to it.

The chart gave me the dose for the 25 kg plus range, but the print on the jar is too small for my eyes.

The dosage for my 10 kg poodle is exactly one scoop. Everything is clearly and understandably explained on the package.

No long overseas shipping, everything is fresh.

The chelated zinc is absorbed perfectly, the dog's coat is shining.

It's convenient that it comes with a measuring scoop. My 20 kg dog takes exactly one a day.

We started giving Fernpaw to our Shepherd dog Zara about three months ago. Before that, we prepared BARF meals ourselves, but tests at the vet showed a lack of copper and zinc. The vet suggested looking for chelates, so we got this balancer. The dosage is very convenient; the measuring scoop inside the package is simply genius, I mix it into her morning portion of meat. Zara eats everything without a trace. Two months later, at a follow-up appointment, everything was great—the copper glycinate and manganese did their job. Her coat has become very thick and bright, and the dandruff that plagued us in the winter has disappeared. I am very grateful to the manufacturer for such a great formula.

I've been looking for a supplement that has both iodine and manganese in proper forms for a long time. It mixes easily with food, the cat eats it without noticing.

It’s great that the ingredients are listed honestly with percentages! You can immediately see what you’re paying for.

I chose this for my corgi after comparing several BARF supplements. The powder mixes into ground meat easily and the included spoon keeps me from guessing. Recycling the packaging in France was straightforward.

We feed our Great Danes raw meat and bones, so calcium has to be added very carefully. Fernpaw premix handles this properly: the Ca:P profile of 1.2:1 makes it possible to keep the recipe precise. I give one and a half measuring spoons, as indicated for dogs over 25 kg. The powder has no smell or taste, and the dogs eat ground meat with it without any problems. I’ll also note that European production is a guarantee of ingredient safety for me. The mono-material packaging is recyclable in our city without much difficulty, which is rare for supplements.

Excellent that iodine is included in the formula. In our region, dogs often don’t get enough of it on a natural diet. The dosage is clear.

Great that it has iodine. Now there’s no need to struggle with measuring tiny doses of kelp.

I needed a European-made premix with a transparent formula. This one has the mineral forms I wanted and worked well for my shepherd’s natural diet.

Vitamins E, D3, and B12 are included in the right amounts, and I’ve stopped worrying that something is missing from homemade food.

Made in the EU, fast logistics, reasonable shelf life. Everything is excellent.

Suitable for both cats and dogs. Universal.

I was looking for a supplement with zinc in chelated form, because my dog was having coat problems on a natural diet. The ingredients are transparent, with no hidden fillers. I’ll buy it again.

The powder has a very pleasant texture and doesn’t clump in the jar. I store it at room temperature. I add it to my cat’s morning portion of raw beef.

I compared a lot of BARF supplements before buying. Fernpaw includes copper glycinate, manganese, and B12, which I often missed elsewhere. The jar looked underfilled, but the weight checked out at 200 g.

Vitamins E and B12 are in the right dosage. But the jar doesn’t have childproof protection.

The included measuring spoon is a real lifesaver. I used to always get confused with the scales, but now everything is clear according to the table.

The 200-gram size is ideal so the product doesn’t sit around too long and always stays fresh. The cat couldn’t be healthier.

My dog (mixed breed, 18 kg) was on dry food, but because of gastrointestinal issues we switched to a natural diet. Calculating all those micrograms of iodine and vitamin D3 by hand is pure stress. With the balancer, it became much easier. I add one spoonful to the morning portion of meat, and I feel calm knowing there won’t be deficiencies. Special thanks for using zinc chelate; my dog’s nails quickly stopped splitting.

I bought it cautiously, but the formula made sense once I used it. The calcium and phosphorus balance is right for our plan.

The 1.5-spoon serving for 25+ kg is convenient. Just right for a mastiff.

The powder form makes it easy to hide in food. My cat doesn’t even notice the D3 and B12 vitamins.

The mineral balance is why I use it for my puppy. The spoon is handy, though it scratches the plastic a bit.

A rare case where copper is added in a proper glycinate form. An excellent complementary feed for BARF.

We have two Maine Coons and prepare their food ourselves. I really appreciate the manufacturer’s honesty: the formula clearly lists the percentages and the amounts of vitamin D3 and manganese, with no hidden fillers. The cats eat it without any problems, and their digestion is normal. I’m giving it four stars only because of the inconvenient jar format. It’s quite narrow and deep, and when the mixture is running low, getting the rest out with the short included spoon is really awkward, your fingers get dirty.

My cat eats homemade food with this premix without fuss.

The ingredients are fully transparent. I appreciate that the percentages of the components are listed on the back of the jar.

It’s great that the packaging is made of mono-material and is easy to recycle in the EU. The balancer itself works as it should, the cat eats it. The only downside is the zip lock: powder gets into it and it stops closing tightly.

Just a small note: the scoop inside was pinched by the lid, but it's not a big deal.

Finally found a calcium premix made from hydroxyapatite, not just carbonate or chalk. Excellent quality, you can tell it's made in Europe.

Finally, an honest product with no hidden fillers. Only the essential vitamins and minerals for BARF.

Copper glycinate works great. My poodle's fur around the eyes stopped turning yellow.

Charlie, my 32 kg Golden Retriever, gets this mixed with kefir or a quail egg before I add meat. He licks the bowl clean, and I like that the packaging can go into the yellow bin.

Well-balanced ratio of zinc and copper. For those who calculate their pet's diet themselves, it's an absolute lifesaver.

The scoop is the right size, making it easy to scoop out of the jar. The premix itself is completely odorless, so my cat doesn't act picky and eats her entire portion of meat.

Calcium from hydroxyapatite absorbs well, based on my dog's test results. However, it's hard to find these granules in physical stores.

Excellent product for a BARF diet. 5 stars.

My Labrador has been on BARF for a year, and this saves me from doing calcium math every week. His coat looks denser now, and I like the choice of zinc and copper forms.

Everything inside is as described, the measuring scoop is included.

For my 8 kg Dachshund, I give exactly half a scoop. It lasts a long time; the 200g jar goes a very long way. The dog is doing great.

I searched for a long time for a suitable premix for my Basenji since he has allergies to many supplements. This balancer fit perfectly; we've been on it for three months now. Production in the EU means strict quality control to me, which is reassuring. The manganese, iodine, and copper glycinate are in highly bioavailable forms, which is very important. I'm glad the brand doesn't use flashy marketing words but just provides an honest ingredient list. The packaging is easy to sort, which is a plus for the environment here in the Netherlands. The measuring scoop really helps to avoid overdosing.

Feeding a Rottweiler a natural diet is quite a challenge, especially when it comes to minerals. The dog weighs 45 kilos, I give him a scoop and a half a day. It's convenient that the jar is small, so the powder doesn't have time to get damp. Special thanks for local EU production and the absence of a long chain of middlemen. The price for a hydroxyapatite premix like this is very reasonable.

I have three Bengal cats, all on a species-appropriate raw diet. I used to order supplements from the US and wait for weeks. Finally found a worthy alternative produced in Europe. The formula doesn't contain a single gram of unnecessary filler, only working nutrients: copper glycinate, vitamin B12, calcium. The usage for three is substantial, a 200g jar runs out faster than for a single dog, but it's worth it. The quality of the premix is top-notch.

I make homemade raw food for my cats. I add the powder to the minced meat, and they eat it normally without being picky.

The zinc and copper forms look well chosen. Unfortunately, my jar arrived dented, though the powder inside was fine.

I really love that it's positioned as a complementary feed — it's not a replacement for meat, but a proper addition to it.

Odorless powder, which is a huge plus. Other vitamins used to stink, and my dog would refuse to eat.

Made in the EU is a mark of quality. I dose half a scoop for my small dog, everything is great.

The item arrived quickly, the packaging wasn't dented, everything is intact.

The calcium and phosphorus balance matches what my vet recommended for our retriever’s natural diet.

For BARF, the mineral balance is the main thing. This premix covers that need clearly.

An excellent addition to my dog's raw diet. My only complaint is the smell of the powder itself.

Finally, a transparent ingredient list with real percentages and no hidden fillers. Thanks for being honest.

When switching my two dogs to a raw diet, I was looking for a premix without unnecessary fillers. Fernpaw has an honest formula, and the percentages are clear right away. It’s important that the zinc here is in chelated form, which is absorbed better. Extra respect for the mono-material packaging; we sort our waste, and when the jar was finished it went straight into the plastic recycling. I’ll be ordering a second one.

I live in Germany and choose complementary feed for my Rottweiler very carefully. This balancer caught my attention because of its European production and honest ingredients. I add exactly 1.5 scoops to raw beef with vegetables. My dog’s coat has improved, and I think that’s thanks to the zinc and vitamin E. The powder is a little dusty if you pour it from a height, but that’s a minor thing.

When we switched my Welsh terrier to raw food, I wanted one clear supplement instead of a shelf of separate pills. Fernpaw mixes easily, has no strong fishy smell, and the small daily scoop suits his weight. I also like that the label does not pretend to replace a planned diet.

The measuring scoop inside the jar is super convenient. For a 15 kg dog, I give exactly one scoop.

The powdered premix mixes perfectly with wet raw food. The dog doesn’t even notice the supplement and eats everything right away.

Calcium and phosphorus at 1.2:1 is exactly what’s needed. I don’t have to calculate grams every day.

Iodine in the formula is very important for dogs on a natural diet. This has an honest formula with percentages and no hidden fillers.

Copper in glycinate form is a huge plus. I was looking for exactly this kind of supplement for my cats.

My Maine Coon is very picky about smells in his food. I was worried that because of the B vitamins the powder would smell medicinal and the cat would refuse the meat. But the smell is almost neutral, and he eats the whole portion. I use it strictly according to the dosing chart, and the included measuring scoop is a big help. After a month, his coat has become noticeably better; I think that’s thanks to the vitamin E and zinc.

The powder is dusty when poured and I end up wiping the counter each time.

It’s convenient that the measuring scoop is already inside the jar. No need to weigh anything on jewelry scales.

Fernpaw complementary feed fully matches the stated characteristics. The included measuring scoop is great.

For those who feed raw meat without bones, this is indispensable. Hydroxyapatite fully covers the calcium requirement. The jar is convenient and closes tightly.

A quality complementary feed. I finally found a premix without unnecessary carbohydrates or yeast in the formula. Just clean minerals and vitamins.

For a 7 kg cat, half a scoop is perfect. The supplement complements a homemade recipe well.

Zinc chelate makes the coat soft and silky. I recommend this premix to everyone who feeds a natural diet.

My 28 kg Labrador gets the larger dose from the chart. It spreads through wet food evenly and she eats it happily.

Copper glycinate and manganese in the formula, a great form of vitamins for the money.

I feed BARF, and the formula is ideal. But the jar could use more protection from sunlight.

I use this for two sphynxes on homemade food. They reject strong-smelling powders, but this one goes into meat without protest. Half a scoop each has been manageable, and their skin looks better after a month.

For my cat’s natural diet, I specifically wanted hydroxyapatite. This premix matched the mineral balance I was aiming for.

I buy fernpaw for homemade food. Vitamin D3 is included, and the formula is honest.

The formula is honest and there are chelates here, but the powder itself gets very dusty when pouring it into the bowl.

We fed strictly according to the dosing chart. But the puppy still sucks on his bowl, even though the calcium here is from hydroxyapatite.

Copper glycinate supports the pigmentation of my ginger cat beautifully. The packaging is convenient and airtight.

The premix for homemade food works great, stocking up.

It has iodine in the ingredients, so you don't need to buy kelp separately.

For my 30 kg shepherd, the daily spoon amount is easy to remember. The jar also lasts longer than it looks.

Hydroxyapatite is the best calcium source for cats. Fernpaw made an excellent product with no fluff in the description.

The composition is excellent, the dog eats it without any problems. But it's best not to hide the scoop in the powder, as it's not always easy to find it afterwards.

I switched my boxer Arnie to a raw natural diet about three months ago. I wondered how to properly balance the diet to avoid issues with joints and digestion. I came across this balancer from Fernpaw. I researched the topic of calcium and realized that hydroxyapatite fits perfectly here. I add exactly one measuring scoop to the daily portion of meat and vegetables as per the instructions. Arnie eats it eagerly, his stool is normal, and he has tons of energy. I noticed a positive dynamic in his coat condition—it has become very thick. The only downside that slightly ruined the impression is the measuring scoop itself. It has absolutely no handle, and getting the powder out from the bottom of the package when it's running out becomes extremely inconvenient. I literally have to dig out the remains with my fingers. Because of this, I'm deducting one star.

Our cat eats a natural diet, and I wanted a better calcium source. This powder has worked well, and her coat looks healthier.

I feed my cat a natural diet. The powder mixes perfectly into the minced meat and she eats it without issues. The only thing that bothers me is the packaging: the mono-material pouch is a bit too thin, I'm afraid of tearing it while opening.

My pet is doing much better on a raw diet with this balancer. My Maine Coon's coat has become noticeably smoother and shinier, and his eyes have stopped watering. The powder itself has no strong odor, it goes unnoticed into the meat portion, and my pet eats everything without leaving a trace. As for the cons, I want to mention the packaging. It comes with a measuring scoop, but the dosage table is printed in small print right on the pouch itself. This isn't very convenient since you constantly put it away and take it back out in the kitchen to check the norm. It would be great to add a separate dosage sticker that could be put on the jar where you transfer the food. Otherwise, the premix really works and is of high quality, with an honest composition.

The hydroxyapatite in the formula turned out to be a great solution. My poodle's nails finally stopped peeling, even though we had tried a bunch of calcium supplements before.

Great measuring scoop included, no need to measure by eye. Everything is exact according to the table, convenient packaging.

Graf, my boxer, moved to homemade food after his coat became dull. I started adding this premix daily, and within a few weeks he looked brighter and had better stools. I chose it partly for the zinc and copper forms.

My cat doesn't really like the smell of the powder, but he eats it carefully if mixed with meat. The coat has become noticeably thicker.

The powder is fine, mixes easily with minced meat, and doesn't settle at the bottom of the bowl. My picky spaniel didn't notice a thing.

The price is good and the quality is on point. I'm glad it's made in the EU and not shipped across the ocean.

Already buying my third jar for my growing Labrador. Previously, he had a mineral deficiency, and the vet prescribed a bunch of pills. With Fernpaw, I just sprinkle it over his food in the mornings. We noticed his ears stood up straight and on time, and there are no joint issues so far either. It's important that the Ca and P balance is perfectly maintained. I'm also happy that the vitamins are honestly listed, with no hidden ingredients. Highly recommend!

The iodine in the formula helped eliminate my dog's dry skin. He scratches much less, and the dandruff is gone.

The jar honestly contains 200 grams, no empty space. It lasts for about a month of daily use for a medium-sized dog.

The composition is completely transparent. B and E vitamins are in the right dosage, without any unnecessary chemicals. Very satisfied with the quality.

The measuring scoop got a bit lost in the kitchen drawer, but it's good that the dosage can easily be calculated with a regular teaspoon.

Copper glycinate is absorbed perfectly by my dog. The color of his nose and lips has become richer, the pigmentation has clearly improved.

We switched to a raw diet and immediately bought this balancer. Digestion works like clockwork, the dog looks great.

The ingredients seem excellent, but my cat outright refused to eat the food with this powder. I had to mask it with wet pate.

The measuring scoop is a real lifesaver, I used to always pour it by eye. Now the dosage is exact and the powder doesn't spill.

We switched to a raw diet and were looking for a good calcium source. Hydroxyapatite worked perfectly, the dog's coat has become noticeably better.

The packaging has no unnecessary plastic film and can go straight into the yellow plastic recycling bin. I appreciate this approach to sustainability without any greenwashing.

An honest formula with no hidden fillers. I add the premix to meat and offal for my cats. I would buy it again.

The 200 g jar is compact on the shelf. For a smaller dog it should last a good while.

I prepare natural food for a German shepherd and a Welsh corgi. I used to struggle with balancing phosphorus, but here everything has already been worked out by the manufacturer. I add either half a spoon or a full spoon strictly according to the chart. After a month of use, the flaky skin on my corgi’s belly stopped, and my shepherd’s coat became very dense. The powder is fine, the animals don’t spit it out, and they eat everything cleanly. I used to worry about overdoing the minerals, but now I’m calm. I’m already on my second pack and will definitely continue. The only thing is that the powder sometimes dusts a little when pouring it into the bowl, but that’s no big deal.

Chelates and glycinates are absorbed much better than cheap sulfates. I noticed a difference in my poodle’s well-being after just a couple of weeks.

I like that this is a supplementary feed, not a cure-all. It’s clear that the owner still needs to think through the base of the diet themselves.

B vitamins and vitamin E in the right concentration. The powder has no smell, and my cat eats his portion of meat with no problems or fuss.

Convenient measuring scale inside the jar. There’s no need to weigh anything on kitchen scales every time I prepare food.

I chose Fernpaw for our cat’s natural diet because the formula was clear and not padded with vague filler words. The powder is economical for a four-kilo pet, and she eats it without refusing the bowl. I ordered an extra jar so we do not run out mid-routine.

Calcium from hydroxyapatite sounds great, but my beagle didn’t start eating food with this supplement right away. I had to mask the taste with something else.

The formula is excellent, and my dog eats it without any problems. But the measuring spoon is a bit short, so it’s not very convenient to scoop from a deep jar.

I am switching my cat to a natural diet and wanted hydroxyapatite as the calcium source. The premix itself works well and her coat has improved. The soft packaging is the weak point; it crumples when I scoop and I spill powder unless I pour carefully.

We add it to ground meat for our boxer Rex. His coat has become noticeably thicker, and he has fewer joint problems. Very convenient.

I bought it for my elderly Great Dane. It used to be hard to calculate calcium, but here there’s a spoon included. He eats it very well.

I feed my corgi a natural diet. I used to fuss with different jars, but now this one premix is enough for my dog.

I needed a balancer for two Maine Coons on raw meat. This one made the calcium side of the diet less stressful, and the cats eat it without noticing. Their gums and teeth look good so far.

Convenient packaging. My son prepares food for our AmStaff and has finally stopped doubting whether the diet is right.

My Yorkie eats everything with no problem. His coat shines, and his activity level is excellent. I’m already buying my second pack.

We replaced the old supplements. My poodle eats well, and there are no allergies. The powder mixes easily with wet food and meat.

We have a greyhound, and she needs strong bones. Since we started adding this complex, the vet has noted excellent muscle development. The spoon inside really helps avoid overdoing the dose. The dog feels excellent.

I feed my shepherd raw meat. I add one measuring spoon. His stool is always stable, and the dog is full of energy.

I bought it for a cat with an allergy to synthetics. The formula is good, and the ingredients are absorbed without side effects.

It took me a long time to switch my Doberman to homemade food, and I was afraid he wouldn’t be getting the necessary minerals. This option solved the problem completely. The texture is a fine powder that mixes perfectly into ground meat and doesn’t smell chemical. The dog is completely happy and gobbles it up.

I bought it for my retriever. He eats it well, his stomach doesn’t act up, and it’s quite enough for complete nutrition.

An excellent mix for homemade diets. I feed my male Kangal beef, and the balancer fills in all the gaps.

A great vitamin complex. Our bulldog used to have watery eyes, but now everything is perfect.

My poodle happily gobbles up the meat with this supplement. Teeth are clean, just like before.

We decided to switch our senior setter to a natural diet. We were worried about mineral deficiencies at an older age. The vet recommended a good complex. We sprinkle it according to the dosage table, the dog is active, and the problems with her hind legs have taken a back seat. Everything works, the results are visible.

Top quality. The Laika eats it eagerly, no digestive issues at all.

It's very convenient to dose the powder, the measuring scoop inside is a real lifesaver. It's enough for our St. Bernard.

Got this for two rescue mutts from the street. Their coats have become shiny, and they've gained weight without any bloating.

A perfect option for homemade food. Our cat eats raw meat, and this supplement provides all the necessary vitamins.

I add it to my pomeranian Lola's dinner, she's 4 years old. The scoop is convenient, and the bowl is left empty.

We have a 6-year-old beagle named Archie, who eats a homemade diet of turkey and vegetables. I added the balancer according to the table, mix it into a warm portion, and it doesn't overpower the smell of the food. Will buy again.

Worked well for our cat Mia, who is on a raw diet: she doesn't pick the powder out of the bowl.

I cook for my 8-year-old dachshund, Rico, in two-day portions. I used to always second-guess myself with supplements, but now I just check the dosage and add it to the mince. He eats it all up calmly.

Our 11-year-old cat, Barsik, eats chicken with offal. He accepted the supplement without any fuss.

Got this for my German Shepherd, Nora. She's 3 years old, we train a lot and feed her homemade food with meat and side dishes. The powder distributes evenly, and the measuring scoop hasn't gotten lost in the tub. Will definitely buy more.

I add it to the mince for my shepherd. Coat is shining, allergies are gone. However, the scoop inside is too small, so I have to scoop twice.

Bars eats it fine, I just add it straight into his meat. His stool has improved, but the packaging is very hard to open the first time—the lid is sealed tight.

I give this to my Maine Coon daily with chicken necks. His energy levels are up, and the cat is very active. It's just a shame there's no courier delivery to my area, so I have to look for intermediaries.

Finally, a calcium supplement that doesn't cause vomiting in my sensitive poodle. The ingredients are excellent, and the gut flora is in good shape. The only downside is that the powder puffs up a bit when pouring it into the bowl.

We switched our French Bulldog completely to raw meat. The balancer adds the necessary vitamins. Ear infections have cleared up. But the powder at the bottom of the bag often clumps together.

Our retriever loves it, eats it eagerly, and his joints have become more mobile. The smell of the powder is quite specific, though, and lingers on your hands even after washing.

Our beagle flat out refused to eat this mix. I had to hide it in the mince, but the result is still mediocre at best.