How much crushed egg shell?
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How much crushed egg shell?
If you use crushed egg shell as your calcium supplement, how much do you sprinkle on the food and how often?
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i some time give Angus a whole egg as a treat.
sometimes it might be a boild egg or scrambled egg both with shell
other than that i use supplment, its mush easyer to keep track of what he;s getting
sometimes it might be a boild egg or scrambled egg both with shell
other than that i use supplment, its mush easyer to keep track of what he;s getting
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I tend to feed Ca powder with each meal for my indoor blueys, otherwise they get picky and won't eat food sprinkled with it, if only done periodically.
You probably know this already but they will only absorb a small amount of any Ca added in any given meal.
You probably know this already but they will only absorb a small amount of any Ca added in any given meal.
If you wait, all that happens is that you get older. M. Andretti
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