Algea Lime 125 g

Algae Lime
Natural calcium supply from seaweed (100% LITHOTHAMNIUM CALCAREUM)

Feed material

The seaweed Lithothamnium calcareum (red algae) is a natural source of calcium, magnesium and other minerals. Calcium is needed for a healthy bone metabolism and strong teeth and, together with magnesium, it supports muscle activity and the nerves. The seaweed is also characterised by a high bioavailability of calcium in the organism.

Canina® Algae Lime is an alternative to other calcium sources such as meat bone meal or eggshell powder, especially for dogs and cats who have intolerances to animal calcium sources. Canina® Algae Lime is ideal for puppies, young dogs, kittens and adult animals as well as for senior animals and pregnant/lactating dogs/cats. Canina® Algae Lime is a valuable supplement as a natural source of calcium for optimising the needs of cooked or raw meals as the phosphorus content of the algae is low and therefore the meat meal with a naturally high phosphorus content gets a balanced ratio of calcium to phosphorus (adult animals: calcium to phosphorus ratio 1.2 to 1).

Content: 125 g / 400 g / 2.500 g

Composition: 100% calcareous algae (Lithothamnium calcareum)

Ingredients: Crude protein 0.5%, crude fibre 1%, crude fat 0.5%, crude ash 93.5%

Minerals: Calcium 34%, phosphorus 0.04%, sodium 0.73%, magnesium 2.34%, potassium 0.04%, iodine 20 mg/kg

Additives per kg: None

Guide doses for an optimal supply of calcium: (Depending on age, height, physical performance, gestation, lactation and type of feed)

Dogs:          
Puppies from 2 to 4 months of age:
 1,6 g / kg body weight
Young dogs from 5 to 6 months of age:
 1,0 g / kg body weight
Young dogs from 7 to 12 months of age:
 0,6 g / kg body weight
Adult dogs from the age of 12 months:
 0,3 g / kg body weight
Pregnant dogs from the 6th week of gestation, lactating dogs (depending on the number of puppies):
0,6 g to 0,8 g / kg body weight

Cats:
Kittens up to 6 months of age:
 0,4 g / kg body weight
Young cats from 7 to 12 months of age:
 0,3 g / kg body weight
Cats from the age of 12 months:
0,2 g / kg body weight
Pregnant cats from the 6th week of gestation, lactating cats (depending on the number of kittens):
 0,3 g to 0,5 g / kg body weight