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Originally Posted by littlepixie12  oh really? I didnt realize this.. do you think drinking milk or yogurt would solve this problem? |
No. The calcium to phosphorus ratio has to be exact, 1.2 parts of calcium for each 1 part of phosphorous (1.2:1).
Calcium & Phosphorous in Dogs* - Chinaroad Lowchens of Australia -
Most homecooked recipes call for adding bone meal or calcium carbonate, but the amount depends on the particular recipe.
As I said, an occasional homecooked meal is fine.