Green Vet Maxx Cal

Maxxy Cal Vitamin & Mineral Supplement for Dogs and Cats (50 Tablets)

Maxxy Cal is a premium vitamin and mineral supplement designed to support the overall health of dogs and cats. With a balanced composition of essential nutrients, this supplement promotes strong teeth and bones, maintains a healthy locomotor system, and fulfills the special calcium and phosphorus requirements during gestation, lactation, and illness. Packaged in a convenient 50-tablet bottle, Maxxy Cal is an ideal choice for pet owners looking to enhance their pet’s well-being.

Composition (Per Tablet):

• Calcium: 231 mg
• Phosphorus: 187 mg
• Sodium: 38.53 mg
• Magnesium: 31.5 mg
• Iron: 0.825 mg
• Zinc: 0.275 mg
• Manganese: 0.2075 mg
• Copper: 0.2075 mg
• Iodine: 0.0825 mg
• Cobalt: 0.07 mg
• Vitamin A: 2000 IU
• Vitamin D3: 500 IU

Key Benefits:

• Supports Strong Teeth and Bones: Provides essential calcium, phosphorus, and Vitamin D3 to ensure optimal bone and dental health.
• Maintains a Healthy Locomotor System: Magnesium, zinc, and other minerals support muscle and joint health, aiding mobility.
• Meets Special Nutritional Needs: Fulfills increased calcium and phosphorus requirements during gestation, lactation, and recovery from illness, ensuring pets remain healthy during critical life stages.

Directions for Use:

For Dogs:

• Puppies: 3g daily
• Medium Breeds: 5g daily
• Larger Breeds: 10g daily

For Cats:

• Kittens: 3g daily
• Adult Cats: 5g daily

Effective Usage Guidelines:

• Direct Feeding: Administer tablets directly to the animal.
• Dosage by Body Weight (BW):
  • Small Puppies: 1 tablet per 2.5 kg BW
  • Large Puppies: 1 tablet per 5 kg BW
  • Adult Dogs: 1 tablet per 10 kg BW
  • Pregnant & Nursing Bitches: 1.5 tablets per 10 kg BW
  • Pregnant & Nursing Queens: 1 tablet

Frequency of Use:

• Use as directed by a veterinary physician to ensure proper dosage and frequency tailored to your pet’s needs.

Maxxy Cal is a reliable supplement to support your pet’s health, ensuring they thrive through all stages of life. Always consult with your veterinarian before starting any new supplement regimen.