Spannerz
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Hi,
I'm hoping one of you could offer some advice. I read on most forums and care information that Nutrobal is essential for supplementing calcium and vitamins and alternatives are also suitable which contain calcium carbonates. My husband works for a company that blends additives for animal feed and has calcium carbonate readily available. This is in powder form so the "sprinkle" method could be used. Would this be advisable, and if so, what additional supplements would be required for the vitamins?
I'm not against purchasing Nutrobal, far from it. But, if it's readily available with a constant supply at no cost and I can bump up the additional vitamins then I would not be against to opting for this.
Thank you in advance for any advice and suggestions.
I'm hoping one of you could offer some advice. I read on most forums and care information that Nutrobal is essential for supplementing calcium and vitamins and alternatives are also suitable which contain calcium carbonates. My husband works for a company that blends additives for animal feed and has calcium carbonate readily available. This is in powder form so the "sprinkle" method could be used. Would this be advisable, and if so, what additional supplements would be required for the vitamins?
I'm not against purchasing Nutrobal, far from it. But, if it's readily available with a constant supply at no cost and I can bump up the additional vitamins then I would not be against to opting for this.
Thank you in advance for any advice and suggestions.