Calcium and phosphorus for puppies and kittens, 150 g

I feed my cat a natural diet, and this calcium hydroxyapatite is exactly what's needed for homemade bowls.

I buy this regularly for my kittens. The magnesium in the formula is an excellent addition to their basic mineral intake.

There is hardly any smell, so my puppy eats his bowl without realizing I added anything.

Got this for our puppy on a BARF diet. I liked that the minerals can be added separately and accurately.

We have a Labrador named Bruno, and we feed him a mixed diet, so I was worried about his mineral intake. The vet looked at the ingredients and allowed us to add a small portion. We've used it almost every day for a month, with no stomach upset, and the puppy is energetic. I like that there's no need to split pills.

The taste isn't bitter, the kitten eats everything completely.

The Vitamin D3 in the formula gives me confidence that the calcium will actually be absorbed rather than just passing right through.

The weight chart is fine but there is nothing to stop a second person dosing the puppy again the same day. A supplement for young animals should be built so that cannot happen.

I add this to my kitten's morning food; there haven't been any bad reactions. The pouch needs to be stored very carefully after opening, though.

The powder is very fine, sticks well to wet food, so the kitten doesn't pick around it.

The kitten ate the wet food with the supplement without any issues; the smell didn't overpower the food.

Bought this for my puppy on a homemade diet. It mixes in fine, but it slightly dusts around the bowl when added to dry kibble.

Recyclable plastic is a huge plus. The ingredient list is excellent, and the puppy is growing up strong.

I chose the formula with hydroxyapatite after a breeder's recommendation. The puppy's coat and mood are great.

Powder sticks to the scoop, so getting an accurate dose for a kitten takes a bit of tapping. Minor, but for such small amounts it matters.

It's a supplemental feed, perfect for homemade meals.

The packaging is simple, but the product inside is high-quality. Having hydroxyapatite in the ingredients is a huge plus.

I'm glad the brand doesn't use flashy advertising slogans and just honestly lists the ingredients.

I like that there are no flavorings: the puppy eats as usual, with no weird smell coming from the bowl.

The European manufacturing really shows in the packaging quality. The powder doesn't puff up into a cloud when pouring it into the bowl.

Clear weight-based dosing instructions right on the package.

Would buy again. The ingredient list is easy to read, without any harsh chemicals. The dog eats it without any problems.

A measuring scoop is a small thing, but it's included here and that's very convenient.

The magnesium in the formula was a plus for our diet. The vet approved it, and the puppy is energetic.

The powder doesn't smell like medicine, which solved the problem with our picky kitten.

The powder doesn’t create dust when poured into the bowl.

I liked seeing D3 included, but I still follow the dosage carefully because it is a real supplement, not a treat.

Finally, it’s honestly labeled as a complementary feed, not disguised as a complete diet.

I got Fernpaw calcium for our Maine Coon and his brother. I liked the ingredients: honest, with no hidden fillers, and the hydroxyapatite-based supplement was absorbed really well. The kittens are growing like weeds and their legs are nice and straight. I used to worry about overdosing vitamin D3, but here everything is clearly laid out in the table. The only downside that spoiled the impression a bit is that when you pick up the jar with a wet hand, the plastic lid is very slippery and hard to unscrew, so your fingers slide off. Other than that, I’m completely happy with the quality of the product and will order again. We’ve been giving it for three weeks in the mornings, and their coats have become noticeably better.

The serving for our 7 kg puppy is half a spoon; I mix it into his morning porridge.

I mixed it with wet food for my kitten, and there are almost no lumps. But if the food is cold, it mixes in worse.

I appreciate the lack of artificial flavorings in supplements like this.

I got it for my Yorkie puppy. I give a quarter spoon, and it mixes perfectly into pate.

It worked fine for a puppy with a sensitive appetite; he eats it with meat without stopping.

We have two kittens from the same litter, but they eat different amounts. With the spoon, it’s easier not to get mixed up: I give one a bit less and the other a bit more based on weight. During the time we’ve used it, both ate their food calmly, and the powder doesn’t have a strong smell. Small note: I had to search for the spoon in the powder at first.

I liked that it’s made in the EU and that the transport distance to our store is short.

It’s a complementary feed and supplements meat in the diet perfectly.

I buy it for my kitten on a natural diet, and I especially appreciate the clear calcium-to-phosphorus ratio.

For our Spitz, this is the first mineral powder. I mixed it with wet food and had no problems.

It’s good that there are no colorings, since our kitten has allergy-prone skin. But dosing a quarter spoon by eye isn’t easy.

I bought it for a litter of kittens and added a little at a time to wet food. They all ate it, but calculating the usage is inconvenient.

I follow the weight table exactly for my cat. There have been no digestive problems.

It doesn’t color the food, there are no artificial dyes, and the bowl looks normal after eating, with no residue.

I was looking for a powder without colorings or a strong smell, because my kitten immediately walks away from the bowl if something seems strange. I mix this one into warm wet food, and it doesn’t noticeably change the taste. We’ve been using it for several weeks already, the jar is going down slowly, and I’m completely happy with the purchase.

The measuring spoon inside is a real lifesaver; before this I had to weigh everything on kitchen scales.

Phosphorus and calcium are in the right balance; I personally checked it against my vet’s recommendations. Buying it for the second time.

I didn’t have to crush tablets; powder is easier to hide in familiar food.

We have a shepherd puppy, and he’s in his most active growth stage right now, so we chose a supplement for homemade food together with our vet. I liked Fernpaw because it’s not just calcium, but also phosphorus and magnesium. We’re already using the second jar: I add it to the meat portion in the morning, and the dog doesn’t notice. The best part is that the dosage isn’t just by eye.

I mixed the powder into cottage cheese for my puppy, he ate it calmly, and the spoon is convenient.

The calcium and phosphorus balance was the reason I bought it. It fits better with our homemade meals than plain calcium powder.

The vet said to give specifically carbonate. Here it's mixed with hydroxyapatite, a super combination.

Our Pomeranian Rocky is on a homemade diet, we gave the supplement every day for almost three weeks. I mixed the powder into warm turkey with rice, he ate it without any coaxing. Stool and appetite remained perfectly normal, his coat looks sleeker. I'm only deducting a point because the powder quickly clumps and sticks to a wet spoon.

Our kitten Luna had a period of rapid growth, and the vet asked us to carefully monitor the minerals in her homemade diet. I added Fernpaw to her pate in the evening; the measuring scoop allowed me to portion out a small amount without using a scale. Over the month, Luna never refused her food, her stomach wasn't upset, and her stool remained normal. Very convenient for regular use.

I like that there are no hidden fillers in the ingredients.

The magnesium in the formula was a plus for me, I bought it after consulting with a breeder.

We have two rescued kittens, initially fed them a homemade mix on a vet's advice. I introduced the Fernpaw supplement gradually, just a little bit at first, and then we reached the weight-based norm. Both eat it without any disgust, and their coats look much smoother. I also liked the recyclable mono-material packaging, we always sort our trash.

The powder flows perfectly, no clumps.

Got this for a puppy's homemade diet, really liked that it has both calcium and phosphorus.

There was a scoop inside, I didn't notice it right away under the foil. It's convenient to measure out half a scoop for our puppy.

I add it to my puppy's dinner, his coat looks denser, and he eats it normally.

No flavorings, which is important for my picky dachshund. Licks the bowl clean.

Convenient for a litter of kittens: measured out portions according to the chart and mixed with wet food.

I add it to minced meat for my puppy, the smell of the food doesn't change. But the white powder is noticeable if you don't mix it well enough.

Would buy again, best value for the money.

A quarter of a scoop is enough for our small dachshund, convenient to measure without a scale.

I add this to my Maine Coon kitten's morning food. Didn't notice any changes in stool.

The scoop inside the jar is very convenient, I didn't waste money on a scale for nothing.

The included scoop saves time in the morning. I do not have to improvise with teaspoons anymore.

I bought this supplement for my Corgi when he was still a puppy. I was worried about the growth of his legs and back. We used the powder for about two months. During this time, the pup got stronger and became much more active running around the dog park. The ingredients include calcium carbonate and hydroxyapatite, which sounds very serious compared to cheap alternatives from the supermarket. We dosed it with half a scoop, since his weight was around eight kilos. No digestive issues occurred. One small remark: the jar arrives a bit scratched during delivery, but this absolutely does not affect the product inside. I recommend it to all responsible breeders.

Bought it on a vet's recommendation to support the bone structure of a growing cat.

For two kittens from the same litter, it was important not to get confused with the dosage. I labeled the bowls, measured the powder with the scoop, and mixed it into their wet food in the morning. Both ate it normally, without trying to leave any food behind. The packaging was opened and closed every day without spilling powder all over the table, which unexpectedly saved my nerves.

The supplement was a hit with my French Bulldog puppy, he licks the bowl clean. The only downside is that the scoop gets your fingers dirty.

Balanced mineral ratio for kittens.

Our dachshund on a homemade diet handled this supplement with no problems, stool didn't change.

Vitamin D3 really helps with calcium absorption.

Magnesium and D3 in one jar saves money on other little jars. A very convenient format.

My mixed-breed puppy had a slight turnout in the front paws because he was taken from his mother too early. The vet specifically recommended a calcium-phosphorus balance and magnesium for the ligaments. We sprinkled this powder into his food in the mornings for two months. Now his paws are completely straight, the puppy runs around at the dog park for three hours and does not get tired. I thought the package was small, but the usage is so tiny thanks to the precise dosing that one jar lasted the whole course. I’m very happy with the result; this really works and isn’t just a placebo to reassure the owner.

I noticed the magnesium too, which was a plus for me when comparing mineral powders.

For a puppy under five months, the dose is easy to measure out, with no unnecessary tablets.

I gave it to my kitten; the powder mixes well with wet food. The only thing is that the mono-material pouch is very hard to open without scissors; I couldn’t tear it by hand.

Our puppy is growing quickly, so I check his weight and dose every week; the spoon helps me avoid overdoing it.

Our corgi puppy is growing fast, and the supplement helped us build balanced homemade breakfasts without stress.

The formula with percentages inspires confidence; I gave it on my vet’s recommendation. But the Russian text is dense and hard to read.

My pug puppy eats it happily. No dyes or chemical stuff, the formula is super clean.

Bought it for the D3 through a dark winter. The kitten will only take it mixed into wet food. It should be palatable enough to eat off the spoon.

My kitten didn’t refuse the pâté with the powder, but the dosage table is printed a bit too small.

The measuring spoon is very convenient; there’s no need to weigh anything on kitchen scales. I sprinkled in a quarter and that was it.

We added it carefully for our kitten after weaning, and everything was fine. But the instructions warn not to exceed the amount, and the markings on the spoon are limited.

Clear dosing according to the weight table. I’m not afraid of overdoing it with a fat-soluble vitamin.

For puppies weighing 5-10 kg, half a spoon a day worked perfectly. I’ll buy it again.

The powder is fine; it dissolves normally in my puppy’s porridge, and there’s almost nothing left at the bottom.

The supplement didn’t change the taste of my puppy’s food; he eats it as usual, which is important.

The zip lid opens easily; even when I’m rushing in the morning, I don’t spill the dose.

The spoon washes easily and doesn’t scratch.

It worked well for my growing Labrador, and the weight-based dosage is clear. I’d like the mark on the spoon to be more noticeable.

For kittens up to five kilograms, you only need a quarter spoon.

The powder is white and fine, and dissolves easily.

The formula is clear, with no flavorings, and our kitten barely noticed the smell. It’s a shame the pouch doesn’t close on the first try.

I was looking for a calcium supplement without chemical stuff for my Alabai puppy. I chose this option because the percentages are honestly listed and it contains D3 for absorption. I gave it strictly according to the amount for weights over 10 kg, one spoonful. The puppy grew actively, no joint problems were found, and the vet praised his strong bone structure. The powder is clean, with no foreign smells or impurities. I’ll also mention the mono-material packaging separately; it can be put in plastic recycling without a second thought. The Fernpaw brand lived up to expectations, and I will recommend it to breeder friends.

I gave it to my puppy after a consultation, and tolerance was normal. But I’d like an insert with examples for homemade food.

I give this to my cat along with natural food. Her coat has noticeably improved and her teeth are white.

The puppy ate it without being picky, though he usually detects supplements. The only downside is that the powder sticks to a wet bowl.

The puppy eats it happily, no allergies. But the scale of the dosage table on the packaging is way too small, you have to look for a magnifying glass.

One jar lasted a long time for a single kitten. Downside: it's harder to get the powder out from the bottom towards the end.

We got a Bengal kitten, a breed that requires a strong bone structure. I researched the supplement market for a long time and settled on this one because all the percentages are honestly stated. I sprinkle it strictly according to the weight table, the kitten is developing perfectly, the bone structure is heavy and proper. I really like that the composition has no flavorings or colorants, because Bengals have sensitive digestion. The powder is fine and mixes perfectly into pate. I am completely satisfied with my purchase, I will buy it again when this jar runs out. This is a foundation for a home-prepared diet.

I add this to the kittens' morning portion of meat, they eat it without any issues. The powder is fine.

The 150g package was convenient for one puppy, it doesn't sit open for years.

The powder stays loose and stirs into wet food easily. I have not had clumps in the bowl.

The formula with calcium carbonate worked well, the puppy ate it without refusal and had no stomach rumbling.

Bought specifically as a complementary feed, not instead of food. The puppy tolerates it perfectly.

Having magnesium in the composition was important, the kitten handled the supplement well after switching to home-cooked food. The only thing is the lid is a bit tight.

The formula with hydroxyapatite is ideal for puppies.

I appreciate that the jar can just be thrown into the yellow recycling bin without separating. The composition is clean, with no chemicals at all.

I like that the formula contains D3, but the dosage is still clear and doesn't require guessing.

Convenient weight table, my husband was able to feed them without my notes.

Bought for large Bernese Mountain Dog puppies. The powder is high quality, with no smell. My only complaint is about the jar size — for adult dogs of this weight, the consumption is too fast.

I give a quarter scoop to my little Maine Coon, it's convenient and nothing extra gets spilled.

I liked that it's manufactured in Europe, the order arrived quickly, and the jar was intact and fresh.

It's convenient that the scoop is included, no need to look for one. The kitten eats the powder without even noticing.

There are no questionable fillers in the ingredients, which is visible on the label. However, there is little space on the jar for instructions in Russian.

I switched my retriever to home-cooked food, and spent a long time looking for a proper mineral supplement. In this option, I like the hydroxyapatite in the formula; they say it's the best for building bone structure. The puppy is almost six months old, his paws stand firmly, and we don't see any flat feet or weakness in the pasterns. The powder smells neutral, the dog eats his portion of meat with it without any issues. The jar is compact and fits in a cabinet. The fact that the manufacturer is inside the EU is a huge plus, logistics are short and the expiration date is always fresh.

We gave the kittens a quarter scoop each, their growing coat is sleek. We used half a jar for the two of them.

The empty jar goes into the yellow recycling bin, which is definitely a reason to be happy. Thank you for being eco-friendly.

The vitamins are good, the puppy is growing up healthy. His ears are standing up exactly as they should.

I give it to my Shepherd puppy with cottage cheese, the powder doesn't stay at the bottom of the bowl.

I would buy it again, as the price and quality are on the level of a European manufacturer.

It is fine enough to disappear into pate. My puppy eats normally and does not nose around the bowl.

A tiny portion is enough for my Spitz puppy, so it goes a long way.

The jar contains exactly one hundred and fifty grams. It lasts a long time.

A formula with honest percentages and no empty fillers. The powder quality is uniform, with no lumps.

There are no flavorings, and it shows: the cat does not sniff it suspiciously, she just eats.

For a kitten, the measuring spoon turned out to be very useful; I do not sprinkle it by eye.

I chose it because of the D3 in the formula; the vet asked us to keep an eye on calcium absorption. It is fine, but the instructions could be larger.

The formula has no hidden additives, everything on the label is readable, I would buy it again.

We temporarily had three kittens staying with us who needed supplemental feeding, and we needed a clear mineral powder without sweet aromas. I added Fernpaw to separate bowls so I would not mix up the portions. The kittens ate it normally, the packaging closed tightly, and the usage was easy to control. I ordered a second pack in advance.

We have a dachshund, Rudy, who is growing actively now, and we prepare part of his diet at home. I added Fernpaw in the evening, according to the table and without improvising. Over three weeks the puppy has been eating willingly, his stool is steady, and his activity is normal. The jar lasts a long time, so I will buy it again.

It provides everything needed for bone growth. I trust this brand because they write the percentages right on the label, with no hidden additives.

I bought it because of the hydroxyapatite in the formula; everything went smoothly for the puppy.

My beagle puppy Bruno eats homemade turkey, rice, and vegetables, so I was looking not for a treat but specifically for a mineral supplement. I introduced the powder gradually, first just a little, then according to the table. I like that the formula contains both calcium and phosphorus, not just calcium alone. Bruno eats eagerly and licks the bowl clean.

The calcium carbonate in the formula did not worry me; our kitten's stomach handled it calmly, with no gurgling.

The texture is excellent, it dissolves in food instantly. No lumps at all.

It blends into wet food without much effort. Even my picky kitten finished the portion.

Convenient for a litter of puppies: one pack is enough, and the spoon does not get lost inside.

The weight-based table on the jar is clear. Measuring out a quarter spoon turned out to be very simple for a small kitten.

Hydroxyapatite is well absorbed by kittens; their legs stand straight.

After switching to a homemade diet, we added Fernpaw for the puppy, and his appetite did not drop.

Our beagle Loki is at his most jumpy age right now, so we reviewed his diet together with the vet. I chose Fernpaw because of the clear balance of calcium and phosphorus, plus it has D3. We gave it every day with the wet part of his food, and over a month there were no refusals; the puppy is active and eats well.

My dachshund Mila switched to a homemade menu after problems with food, and the vet asked us to carefully add minerals. I gave Fernpaw in the morning with the wet part for about a month, with no changes in appetite and no upset stomach. I like the clear formula and the measuring spoon. Four stars only because the powder started forming small lumps in the last portions, even though I stored it in a cupboard.

I gave it to kittens from a temporary foster situation; it is convenient to divide into small portions, and the usage turned out neat and controlled.

I would buy it again, it is a good product. Everything is clear in the formula and with no unnecessary filler.

I got this for my Miniature Pinscher. I was really worried about the proper development of his legs, as the breed is prone to joint issues. The powder is fine and dissolves well in wet food. We gave it strictly according to the table on the package; our puppy weighs just under five kilos, so a quarter of a scoop was enough. I noticed his ears stood up faster than his littermates'. The texture of the powder itself isn't too dusty, which is a huge plus given my allergic rhinitis. Will buy again, the package lasted exactly a month.

I give it strictly according to the table because D3 is fat-soluble. It's convenient that this is stated directly.

Balanced calcium and phosphorus profile for kittens. Lasts a long time if you follow the recommended amount.

I feed my dog a homemade diet, so phosphorus and calcium are an absolute must. This powder covers all the needs.

I give a quarter of a scoop to my cat, she weighs about four kilos.

The puppy ate it with dry food, I slightly moistened the kibble, it's easier that way.

A formula without hidden fillers is important to me, my puppy has a sensitive stomach, and there was no reaction.

The weight guide on the jar is clear. I check it quickly and know what amount my cat should get.

The package fits in a drawer with the pet food, it's compact.

The formula honestly lists hydroxyapatite, which is the best form of calcium.

I mix the powder into my puppy's morning porridge, he eats it calmly and doesn't avoid the bowl.

It's convenient that it has phosphorus along with calcium, so I didn't have to buy them separately. However, the scoop is a bit too wide for a small bowl.

I added this to my puppy's homemade porridge, he would eat some and leave some at the bottom of the bowl.

I switched my puppy to a homemade diet and looked for a long time for a supplement without unnecessary chemicals. Here, the ingredients are just the necessary minerals and vitamin D for their absorption. I noticed that my German Shepherd's ears stood up on time and without any folds. I calculated the dosage based on the puppy's weight, and the powder dissolves in the food instantly. The jar is small, but the usage is economical.

The puppy ate it with wet food without any refusal, his stomach is fine. The only thing is that the powder stays on his whiskers after eating.

The dosing chart is easy to read, so I am not second-guessing the amount every morning.

Added it to my puppy's morning porridge, the powder mixed in without any lumps. Will buy more.

Added it to the puppy's cottage cheese, he ate it normally. But in its dry form, the powder is very fine, making it easy to spill.

I bought this on the advice of a veterinarian for my Corgi puppy. His joints are developing properly, the dog is active and healthy.

Accurate dosing down to the gram thanks to the measuring scoop.

I liked that there are no flavorings. Our puppy is sensitive, and his stomach was calm with this.

I add half a scoop to my puppy's diet. His ears stand perfectly straight and his joints don't crack when he runs.

I didn't notice any dust when pouring it out, the scoop is level, and the table stays clean after feeding.

I liked that the supplement is specifically for little ones, and not a universal one. Minus: the table on the packaging is hard to find.

The minerals are good, the kitten eats them, but at the bottom of the jar there is always some fine dust left that doesn't want to mix with the food.

A small jar, but you use very little. For my cat, who weighs under 5 kg, just a quarter of a spoon a day is enough.

I have two Labrador puppies and switched them to homemade food. The vet was very strict about adding minerals so they wouldn’t have problems with their bones. I chose Fernpaw because of the calcium-to-phosphorus ratio of one to two. I dissolve it in their morning portion of porridge with meat. The dogs eat it happily, and their digestion works like clockwork. I also want to mention the packaging separately: it can be fully recycled at European recycling centers, which is rare for pet products. There is no strong chemical smell; the powder smells a bit like chalk. A very good product for the money. I’ll keep ordering it while they’re growing.

We found a little cat on the street, and after an examination the vet allowed us to carefully add minerals to her food. I gave Fernpaw in very small amounts, using the spoon from the package. After a couple of weeks, her coat started looking better, her appetite is normal, and she doesn’t refuse wet food.

I like that the calcium and phosphorus ratio is listed, so I didn’t have to guess with the supplement. One downside: the powder is a little dusty when pouring it out.

I was looking specifically for hydroxyapatite for my German Shepherd puppy, because I had read that it is absorbed best. I came across Fernpaw by chance and decided to try it. We gave a full spoon a day, since the dog’s weight had already gone over ten kilograms. The dog’s stool stayed normal, and his appetite is excellent. His legs are really strong, his stance is even, which is critically important for this breed. The packaging is made from a mono-material, which is a big plus for me, since I sort plastic every week and hate dealing with caps made from other materials. Vitamin D3 in the formula helps the calcium absorb properly.

I spent a long time looking for a supplement without artificial sweeteners for my Alabai puppy. It’s a huge breed, the bones need to support a lot of weight, so you can’t cut corners on minerals. What attracted me to this powder was the correct calcium-to-phosphorus ratio, plus magnesium for the heart and blood vessels. I add a spoon to his food every day. The dog is growing like a weed, but his frame is dense, not loose. His legs are straight, and he moves freely. The fact that the product is made according to EU standards adds confidence in the quality.

The pouch seals well after opening. It has been sitting in our kitchen and the powder is still dry.

We are raising two litters of Maine Coons, and mineralization is critical for them. We chose this supplement because it says it is based on hydroxyapatite, not just chalk. A one-to-two calcium-to-phosphorus ratio is considered the gold standard. The weight-based dosage is very helpful, since the kittens vary in size. We give it strictly according to the chart on the jar and do not exceed it. The kittens’ coats have become thicker; apparently the phosphorus and magnesium are doing their job. The powder has a fine texture and doesn’t create dust when mixed with minced meat. Recyclable packaging in Europe is a big plus for our environment.

I liked the European approach to packaging and production. I have no complaints about the powder itself, but the mineral smell is slightly noticeable.

Bought it by chance and was very pleased with the effect.

There are no colorants in the formula, you can tell from the color of the powder itself.

Vitamin D3 in the formula is a guarantee that the calcium will be absorbed. Very well thought out.

We have a young Golden Retriever who eats a lot while growing, but we prepare part of his diet ourselves. We chose Fernpaw as a careful addition because the dosage is laid out by weight and there’s no need to guess. Over several weeks, the puppy ate the mixture without fuss, and the powder didn’t stay in dry clumps in the porridge. We later put the packaging into regular recycling.

Worked well for a kitten on mixed feeding, and there was no refusal of the bowl. But the packaging takes up more space than I expected.

The calcium and phosphorus formula is clear, but I expected a more noticeable effect on my puppy’s legs.

Our Maine Coon was growing very quickly, and the vet advised adjusting the phosphorus in his diet. We gave it according to the weight chart, exactly as much as needed. His bones are clearly strong, the kitten is very active, and his legs don’t slide apart on slippery floors. It’s produced in Europe, which adds to my trust.

Thank you for including a measuring spoon, that’s rare these days.

I bought it for a Sphynx kitten. We used a little more than half the jar, and it supported him very well during his growth period.

The puppy ate the supplement with buckwheat and meat. I was worried about the smell, but it’s barely noticeable.

I appreciate that it is presented as an addition to food, not a miracle replacement. That makes planning the diet simpler.

I give half a spoon according to the chart, convenient when the puppy has already grown a bit.

After opening, there is no stale powder smell. You can tell it’s without preservatives or unnecessary fragrance, so I feel comfortable giving it to my kitten.

We added the powder to our Maine Coon Bas’s pate in the evening, about every other day during the first weeks, then according to the vet’s plan. He didn’t stop eating his food, his stool was normal, and the supplement has a neutral smell. It’s convenient that this is a complementary feed, not a treat. I took off one point for the dust on the table when opening a full package.

I bought it because of the D3 in the formula. After consulting with the vet, I give it as a course, and everything is fine.

I like that the label is realistic: it is a complementary feed, not a cure-all.

Got this for my Maine Coon. He's growing like a weed, so calcium was an absolute must. It's a fine powder, contains magnesium and D3. I read the label and can tell the supplement is effective. It's produced in Europe, which is another plus. I just mix it right into his meat in the morning. The kitten is active, his legs are strong, no wobbling at all. The dosage is low; for his weight, I only use half a scoop.

After switching to homemade turkey, I added Fernpaw. The kitten is active and eats it without any fuss.

Convenient 150g jar, the perfect amount for a steady consumption rate for one kitten.

I bought it mainly for minerals, and the magnesium in the formula was an extra reason to choose this one.

The precise weight-based dosages on the jar saved us from having to calculate it ourselves.

I add it to my puppy's homemade food, everything is great.

The dosing instructions on the package are very clear; even my husband easily scoops the right portion for the puppy without making mistakes.

The German label is clear, and it is marked as a complementary feed. That made me more comfortable using it.

I was transitioning my Border Collie puppy from dry kibble to homemade food and realized he wasn't getting enough minerals for growth. I came across the Fernpaw supplement and decided to try it. I dosed it according to the dog's weight, which in our case was half a scoop. It's nice that the manufacturers don't hide the ingredients and honestly state it contains hydroxyapatite. The dog eats her natural food with the powder without any issues, she doesn't even lick the bowl longer than usual. I've noticed the puppy is more confident jumping for the frisbee, you can tell his joints are strong. I'm completely satisfied with the purchase, and the jar can be recycled in the EU, which is also important to me. It's just a shame the size is only 150g; for a large dog, you need to grab a couple at once.

I add a quarter scoop for the kittens, it mixes perfectly.

Our kitten, Nika, doesn't tolerate ready-made vitamin pastes very well, so we opted for this flavorless powder. I mixed it into her pate in the morning, and over two weeks there was no refusal. I like that it's not just calcium, but also includes phosphorus and D3. I lowered the score because after opening, the edge of the package quickly gets dirty with powder and the ziplock closes worse.

We've been using it for the second week, the Beagle puppy has gotten steadier on his paws. Worth the purchase.

This is a must-have for a kitten on a homemade diet. I add it strictly according to the instructions, his coat is shiny.

On my vet's recommendation, I give it to my kitten every other day. He tolerates it well, I will buy it again.

No artificial colors, which is important for digestion.

Gave it to my British Shorthair kitten. The powder is odorless, he eats it fine even with homemade food.

There are no preservatives in the ingredients, but it stores perfectly fine if you seal it immediately after feeding.

Good flow from the powder, and the scoop stays usable even when the kitchen is humid after cooking.

The calcium from hydroxyapatite worked for me, the puppy ate it with no issues after the first week.

I liked that the Ca:P ratio is stated honestly; it made it easier for the vet to evaluate our homemade diet.

For a kitten, the powder was too noticeable in the pate. He got used to it after a week, but ate it without enthusiasm.

I liked that the portion for a small kitten is actually small, with no over-consumption.

The packaging is recyclable, which is a plus, but the ziplock gets a bit tough to close after a few openings.

It's convenient that it's exactly a powder: I divide the portion between two kittens without any spilling.

The dog weighs ten kilos, I give him half a scoop.

It’s convenient that the Ca:P ratio is listed right on the page; it made it easier for the vet to check.

We used it for our puppy Rio, a shepherd mix, when we were switching him from ready-made food to a homemade menu. I gave it in the morning with meat and vegetables for about three weeks, always measuring it with the spoon. The puppy ate without hesitation, didn’t pick around the powder, and his activity on walks is good. His legs didn’t get “wobbly” after a growth spurt. I’ll buy it again.

The powder disappears quickly into meat puree, the kitten doesn’t sniff anything out and eats as usual, which is the main thing for us.

I mix it into my puppy’s homemade food and he eats calmly. The only annoyance is that the spoon was buried deep in the powder.

The powder is fine and unnoticeable in kitten pâté; he doesn’t pick out pieces.

The powder has no smell or colorants, and the kittens eat it without any problems.

The mineral ratio is clearly printed, and the scoop helps me keep the portions consistent.

We have a large dog, and during the active growth period it was important to strengthen his frame. We gave this supplement every day strictly according to the instructions. His ears stood up evenly, and we haven’t noticed any joint problems so far. The dog runs around like crazy. It’s very convenient that there is a clear table for the animal’s weight.

The supplement worked well for our kitten on a homemade diet, with no fuss. The smell is barely noticeable.

We got it for our Great Dane while he’s growing. The amount for 10+ kg is exactly one measuring spoon per day. It’s very easy to dose, the powder is fine and doesn’t create much dust when you pour it. The calcium-to-phosphorus ratio of 1.2:1 is optimal for bones. We noticed the puppy started standing more firmly on his legs and his ears don’t flop down. The phosphorus and magnesium provide additional joint support. We’ll be getting another package when this one runs out.

I liked that there is no artificial smell, but that was exactly why the puppy ignored the supplement at first.

I prepare part of my puppy’s food myself, so I was looking for a straightforward mineral supplement, not a vitamin candy. I liked the combination of calcium and phosphorus here, and the fact that the dosage by weight is clearly stated. After a month of use, the dog eats without coaxing, doesn’t lick his paws, and his mood is the usual lively one.

I tried another calcium supplement for my Cavalier puppy, but it had a sharp smell and the dog turned his nose up at it. I’ve been mixing Fernpaw into his morning portion for almost a month now. I like that it has phosphorus and magnesium, not just calcium. Tolerance is good, the puppy is lively, and he finishes the whole bowl.

I was looking for a mineral supplement without any artificial sweeteners for my retriever puppy. Fernpaw was a perfect fit. The powder is fine like flour, smells slightly like chalk, but the dog doesn’t react to it and eats his portion happily. Having the measuring spoon right in the jar removes a lot of dosing questions; I measure exactly one spoon per day. The package is made from one type of plastic, so there’s no need to peel off the label or throw the lid away separately. After a month of use, the puppy’s legs have straightened out and he stopped limping after active play. I’m very happy with the result and will buy it again when this jar runs out. Small tip: keep it tightly closed.

A good foundation for growth. The dog is large, so I give a full spoon. Strong joints.

I mix it with cottage cheese for my puppy, the powder doesn’t smell chemical, and the dog finishes everything.

After switching to a homemade menu, I add minerals every day, and the bowl is eaten clean.

After use, I put the package into recycling without any issue; that matters to me.

No smell of preservatives or chemicals, just a clean powder.

I chose it because of the Ca:P ratio; the vet asked us to watch the mineral balance.

After a week of adding it to meat, the puppy eats as usual. The only bad thing is that the powder is visible on dark food.

The jar is made of plastic that can be recycled, a very eco-friendly approach.

The one-point-two to one ratio is exactly what the vet prescribed. Ordering a second package.

After opening, the smell is neutral, not chemical. That settled it for me.

The product is excellent. The kittens are active, their teeth are changing without problems. Their bones are getting stronger before our eyes.

We use it for our corgi puppy. The scoop stays in the jar and is easy to find after the first few uses.

Powder is the easiest format for us. I stir it into wet food and it disappears into the meal.

The scoop is especially useful for a small kitten, where guessing the amount would be stressful.

Would buy again, the formula is honest with no hidden fillers.

After our kitten Tito got his appetite back, we prepared a homemade diet for him, and the vet specifically reminded us not to forget about mineral balance. We chose Fernpaw because of its clear formula with D3 and magnesium. We added it to his soft food for almost four weeks; Tito didn't notice the powder and ate calmly. I liked that it has no sweet or meaty smell that overpowers the food.

My British Shorthair cat Mira is very suspicious of new supplements. At first, I mixed this powder with a teaspoon of wet food, and then with the whole portion. She never refused it, and the smell of the food didn't change. I also liked that the ingredients are listed without vague 'mineral components,' so you can see exactly what you are giving your little one.

I like that this is a dietary supplement rather than just a treat. The only confusing thing is the lack of smell: the kitten was a bit suspicious at first.

It's a fine powder that mixes easily with any food. Happy with my purchase.

The powder has no strong smell, which is a plus. But if you sprinkle it on dry food, some of it stays at the bottom.

I took this in for some street kittens; they were very weak. After a month on this supplement, they visibly got stronger and started jumping like normal cats.

The powder has no artificial dyes, so the food doesn't change color in a weird way after mixing.

I like the complementary-feed labeling, and the German text is understandable enough for daily use.

I've overpaid for various gels in the past, but this powder works better and is cheaper. Absorption is excellent.

Our Labrador Rico is growing fast, and on a homemade diet, I was worried about his minerals. We gave him Fernpaw for three weeks, every day with his wet food. The powder didn't clump up, and the dog ate as usual. It feels like his diet is more balanced now: his coat looks denser, the puppy is active, and his stomach isn't upset.

No hidden junk in the ingredients, just the necessary minerals. That's what won me over.

No flavorings in the ingredients, it's a natural product.

I mix it with pâté; the powder doesn't get dusty all over the kitchen, which is convenient.

I like that it has D3, but the dosage isn't vague—you just use the scoop.

My teenage Labrador just needs one scoop; it mixes into the food evenly, without any clumps.

Everything on the packaging is readable in Russian; I didn't have to look for a translation of the ingredients.

The kitten sniffed it at first, then ate it with the pâté. Now I add it every other day according to the schedule.

The price is fair for this kind of formula. You aren't overpaying for a fancy label or jar, it's all business.

It smells neutral; my picky kitten sniffed it at first and then calmly ate the whole portion.

Got this for my German Shepherd puppy. The vet said to add calcium, so I bought this one. The paws are straight, the powder is good.

I lost my dosing syringe, so the scoop in this jar solved the problem. Half a scoop is easy to measure.

I add it to warm food, not hot. The powder dissolves quickly and isn’t gritty.

Made in the EU, which is important to me. Short transport distance, eco-friendly approach.

The powder hides well in meat porridge; the puppy doesn’t pick out pieces. The only thing missing is a spot to mark the opening date.

The magnesium was a nice extra in the formula. I mainly wanted mineral support for my puppy, and he has tolerated it well.

The measuring spoon was in the jar, which saved me from searching for a tiny kitchen measure.

I got it for a beagle puppy, mix it into pate, and the bowl is left clean.

It’s good that there’s vitamin D3, since calcium doesn’t really absorb properly without it. Well-thought-out formula.

A good supplement for a puppy that doesn’t eat ready-made dry diets. But the powder needs to be mixed longer than I expected.

Used it for a large-breed puppy, and the dose is easy to calculate from the table. I didn’t like that the table is only on the side.

The package closes properly. After a month in the kitchen, the powder has not clumped or gone damp.

I got it for a Maine Coon kitten; he’s a big baby and growing fast. He eats the supplement without fuss.

The supplement complements a homemade bowl perfectly. It’s convenient that vitamin D3 is already included.

The closure is tight enough for shelf storage. I opened it after several weeks and the powder was still dry.

I sprinkle it on wet food for my Spitz puppy; he doesn’t pick out pieces or leave the powder behind.

Calcium carbonate mixes well with wet food; the dog doesn’t notice the supplement

The magnesium makes the formula feel more complete than plain calcium. That is why I picked it.

The dog eats it without problems, and the powder doesn’t change the taste of the food. Dosage by weight is very convenient.

We have two kittens growing at the same time, so both need mineralization. I started adding this powder by weight, as shown in the table. Both bowls were eaten equally well. Their coats have become very thick and shiny, although before they were a little dull. The magnesium and phosphorus in the formula apparently work really well together. The little spoon inside the jar saves you from having to sprinkle it by eye. I’m one hundred percent satisfied and recommend it to breeders.

The kitten doesn’t sneeze from the powder if you first mix it with a drop of water.

It worked well for a puppy on a natural diet, and the spoon helps avoid adding too much. But I’d like a protective seal with a pull tab.

I bought it for the hydroxyapatite, and my puppy tolerated it well. I only wish the spoon handle were longer.

My kitten Luna has a sensitive palate; some supplements made her simply walk away from the bowl. I started this powder with a small pinch, then moved on to the measuring spoon according to the table. In two weeks she hasn’t refused food once, her stool is normal, and her coat is less fluffy after sleeping.

My corgi puppy ate a natural diet with this supplement for a week, his appetite stayed the same, and he has plenty of energy.

The finely ground calcium carbonate doesn’t stick to the wet sides of the bowl

We used this jar for two litters of cats. The kittens were born strong and quickly gained the right weight, and they stood firmly on their paws very well. The supplement mixes easily into minced meat and doesn’t cause digestive problems even in the smallest ones. The quality of the powder is uniform and without lumps. Very pleased with the result.

Our border collie Luna is growing fast, so on the vet's advice, we added this mineral powder to her homemade portions. We've used about half the jar in a month, her appetite hasn't changed, and her stomach didn't get upset. I liked that there is no sweet smell. What I didn't like is that the powder sometimes gets stuck in the corners of the soft packaging.

The kitten likes the taste, even though the powder itself doesn't really smell like anything. Eats his daily portion every day.

We have a kitten, Leia, and a puppy, Toby, at home. I added Fernpaw to their separate bowls according to the chart. Over the month, both ate normally, the kitten's coat started sticking out less after sleeping, and the puppy didn't try to avoid the food. It's convenient that there are no dyes or strong taste. There's only one downside for me: with two pets, the measuring spoon gets dirty quickly between bowls.

My kitten doesn't like new supplements, but he ate this one the first time, though I did mix it thoroughly.

I get this for my Maine Coon; the weight-based dosage turned out to be very convenient. The measuring scoop inside really helps avoid pouring too much.

We have a large breed, so calcium is essential. We used to give other supplements, but with this powder, the coat has become noticeably better, and the ears are standing firmly. I like the honest ingredients, without any chemicals, unlike our previous jars. The powder is fine; the dog doesn't notice it in the food and eats everything without leaving a trace. I will order more for our growing pet, everything is working great so far.

We feed our cat a natural diet, so a strict balance is very important here. This supplement fit perfectly into the diet.

The packaging is made of recyclable plastic; it's nice that the brand cares about the environment in the EU.

I give my corgi a quarter of a scoop, as indicated in the chart. Eats it instantly along with the meat.

My kitten does not fuss over the taste. The added D3 was a plus for me because absorption matters.

Ordered a couple of weeks ago and immediately started adding it to the food. My growing Labrador eats it with pleasure, no digestive issues occurred.

We get this for our German Shepherd puppy. Teeth are changing without problems, no limping. The precise scoop is a huge help.

Gave this to my Maine Coon during his most active growth phase. The ear cartilage stood up on time, and the bone structure is developing excellently.

We switched our kittens to a natural diet, so mineralization was necessary. Calculating grams with this scoop is easy, the kittens eat it happily, and they don't taste the powder.

Got a Yorkie; the vet recommended calcium. I pour it according to his weight, the dog is healthy and active.

Excellent supplement for growing kittens. The coat is thick, paws are strong, and they play tirelessly all day. I'll be ordering a second jar for the new litter.

Our female Labrador grew quickly and was limping a little. We added this powder to her diet, and after a couple of weeks, her gait completely evened out.

I give this to my Sphynx kitten. He eats it normally, the ingredients are odorless, and it dissolves completely in his pate.

I was looking for calcium without artificial additives for my Miniature Pinscher. The powder is fine and mixes excellently with wet food. The little guy is growing strong, and his teeth aren't getting loose.

Corgi at six months old. The vet gave the green light for these ingredients. We dose it strictly according to the instructions.

The powder is perfectly suited for homemade cat food diets. My granddaughter feeds her kitten homemade meals, so we add this complex. The jar is airtight, and the powder doesn't clump.

Our Dogue de Bordeaux is gaining weight quickly, so we're worried about dysplasia. This supplement helps the bones grow at the right pace. He eats it without any problems.

Got this for two Scottish Folds. Their ears stand as they should, their tails don't kink, and the cats themselves are very active. It's convenient to dose.

German Shepherd, three months old. She's grown at the withers, her hind legs stand straight, and there are no joint problems whatsoever.

Our British Shorthair eats a natural diet. This calcium fit perfectly into the menu; the included scoop saves us from dosing errors. The coat is shiny, and the cat is energetic.

I buy this for Welsh Corgi puppies. The taste doesn’t overpower their regular food, and the dogs eat every last bit. Excellent product.

I bought this on the breeder’s recommendation for my Malamute. He’s a large dog, so his bone structure needs to be strong. So far everything is going great; his legs are thick and sturdy.

My Bengal kitten turned six months old. He has become more muscular and jumps very high without hurting his paws.

My poodle changed teeth quickly. The baby teeth fell out without complications, the new ones are coming in white and straight, and the gums aren’t inflamed.

I gave it to my Rottweiler. He’s a large dog, and the supplement supported his joints during growth spurts.

It’s convenient to give to two kittens of different ages: I just change the number of spoonfuls according to their weight. Both are developing normally, and the vet praised them.

I add it to my kitten Mila’s pâté. She eats it calmly, and the spoon makes it easy not to overdo it.

We give it to our 4-month-old Maine Coon with natural food, and his paws are strong. The only thing is that the measuring spoon got lost inside the powder, so we didn’t find it right away.