Yes it depends on the composition of calcium in your product. So decide the dosage with your vet and give based on his condition.

NRC and AAFCO agree that puppies need at least 3 mg of calcium per Calorie (three times the amount of calcium that adult dogs need on a caloric basis). The maximum amount of calcium that puppies should get is 4.5 mg per kcal (4.5 g/Mcal).😊😊 1mg = 0.001ml

I give 5 ml to my furbaby as recommended by the vet . I recommend to consult the vet before giving much calcium syrup. Thanku 🙂😊

It's is alway better to consult a vet regarding this as calcium products prescribed is different and it also depends on the breed Please consult a vet for this

My vet prescribed me to give 1 ml every day as mine is a toy breed

5 ml / 1 teaspoon can be given per 10 kg body weight or serve as recommended by the veterinarian. Add recommended quantity in current food by mixing well and feeding your pet. Shake well before use.

In case of any medication, always Consult your veterinarian. and "GOOGLE" is not always right ....

True Kajal. I I asked. Recommended 5ml twice a day for my pup. :)

Thanks Dr Rohan. Any specific brand/s you would recommend? In addition to it, I give curd and buttermilk alternately.

I always consult vet for everything (related to my doggo).

Also, is choona (pinch of quicklime) suggested for puppies or a big no-no?

yes .. It's true

Nice Kajal, I too will keep him posted about any concerns related to Gadhu 💞

Thanks a bunch Rachna, I too got this recommendation by our vet 🌻🤞

Thanks Anirudha, technical but yes, very helpful. Thank you 😊