KAL Bone Meal Powder, 20 oz

This bone powder is the perfect supplement to add to my dogs raw food. He is too small to digest bone like my larger breeds in the past. It dissolves easily into the mix and provide the perfect amount to bulk up his stool. Very effective.

I prepare a week's worth of my "Life Extension Puree" (15+ carefully selected vegetables, fruits and berries), a cup of which I add to their protein (beef, lamb, pork, chicken, liver, or sardines, et al) and carbohydrate (rice or pasta) for their twice-daily meals. It is necessary to supplement this food, once daily, with various vitamins and minerals and oils and salt. *Calcium* is key. After much research, I chose KAL Bone Meal Powder as the best source of calcium, adding a teaspoon daily. I thoroughly mix the KAL and other supplements in with their meal. No problems, and it's quite affordable. My girls gobble it down and lick their bowl clean. On the other hand, kibble kills, surely shortening lives by a few years at least, especially with large breeds. -- First, it has a ridiculously unnecessary and adverse omega 6/omega 3 ratio of 7/1 (required by the AAFCO standard -- this standard is based largely on a 1200-page German book that is based on little to no science). I used their standards for vitamins and minerals where it was based on science, and otherwise substituted my own (based on human standards, adjusted to dog dosages based on relative body volumes). I always erred on the side of less rather than more where too much (Vitamin D; Selenium; etc.) could be an issue. -- Second, and more important, the *dry heat* used to turn mush into kibble creates significant, *highly deleterious* amounts of Advanced Glycation End-products. Given that kibble is the primary source of a dog's food, this aspect is the equivalent of your eating charred, grill-broiled foods for your entire diet! Insane! The only available dog food that I would use if I didn't make my own is "Badlands Range". Their food is similar to mine, but it is air-dried (no heat, no AGEs), and their underlying science is excellent. But if you're going to make your own, I highly recommend KAL bone meal powder as your source of calcium.

Plenty of volume in the container, tasteless as advertised. Been putting these in my smoothies with no issues to my gut.

I add this to my cat’s boneless raw food.

Kind of gritty, but daily use has stopped my bones from getting more porous. No cheap, heart-threatening calcium carbonate. Just bone, finely ground. Unique product, but the price is going through the roof.

good for dog doof

very high quality the ingredients and very good and so are the health the smell is ok and it’s overall a very high quality powder

I did a search on Amazon for Calcium Citrate and this was the featured product. After looking other products, I decided to go with KAL Bonemeal Powder. After opening the container I read the label that stated it is calcium carbonate. Amazon is pushing the wrong product!