Zoo Med Reptile Calcium with Vitamin D3, 8-Ounce

I bought it for my Redfoot, who is almost two years old. I sprinkle a little salt on his food once a week, and he eats his lunch without complaint. The calcium powder DOES include a small measuring cup; however, it is buried beneath the first few layers of product for some reason. As you can see from my photos, I had to dig to find it. If you aren't careful, the product will get all over your clothes and is difficult to remove. The surfaces are fine, and the product is excellent; however, it is a little messy, and the cup is buried.

Ian Horn

| Apr 30, 2021

It even comes with a small scoop! I despise going to PetSmart because they sell these tiny ones for such a high price, and they're never enough. I'm so happy I came across this! It's a huge hit with my leopard gecko. There's also a small scoop included. It's just a matter of digging a little deeper to find it. It was a good investment. Without a doubt, I will purchase again!.

Wyatt Larsen

| May 18, 2021

This is one of my favorite things for my lizards, and they don't seem to mind in the least. It provides them with the calcium and vitamin D they require to help prevent MBD, and it is extremely simple to use. It has two entrances: one on the left and the other on the right. One is open so you can get a larger amount out, and the other is slotted so you can just sprinkle it over whatever you want to cover. This stuff has been in my possession for months, and I still have a lot of it. There's also a scoop, according to reports. I had no idea until I discovered it buried in there a couple of weeks ago.

Tripp Sellers

| May 17, 2021

I shake some of this out into a large plastic cup with the crickets, roaches, or worms and wiggle it side to side a couple of times to get them liberally dusted, and it clings to them well for minimal waste. Results: br>br> With the beginnings of MBD (oy, Craigslist Pets), I got one rough-looking little Jackson's, and he's become a lot more mobile in the last two months, with no more slips and falls. He climbs to the top of his enclosure and basks in the sun, his belly stuffed with supplemented bugs.

Benson Burns

| Mar 31, 2021

Pbr>br>My only gripe was something that couldn't be avoided; the peel- The top thing was already loose, but I think it just popped off because it was the paper type of seal that comes off easily on any powdered product; it didn't appear to have been tampered with, and it was completely full, so I assume it just fell off on its own. It did leak a small amount of powder into the box, but I don't mind. It's simple to use, and it's important to me that my reptiles are healthy.

Genevieve McBride

| Apr 03, 2021

I bought it based on other people's reviews, which were accurate. I have a two-year-old desert tortoise, and I was concerned that he wasn't getting enough vitamins and minerals to develop his shell. Before giving it to him, I double-checked with my veterinarian, who said it was fine. After mixing this in with the tortoise pellets we also purchased, our little guy is already looking a little better. If you're concerned about your reptile (in my case, my tortoise) getting enough nutrients, I recommend trying this.

Scott Lam

| Apr 09, 2021

We bought them more than a year ago and haven't even finished the calcium container. The crickets are collected in a peanut butter container, and the calcium is sprinkled on top. Every other day, we feed them. We've had 6 crickets each and it's lasted us a very long time. This has been a lifesaver for me. This is a product that I strongly recommend; you will not be disappointed!.

Tate McIntosh

| Nov 03, 2021

It's a lot easier to have things delivered through Amazon, and you get a lot more bang for your buck. My local store sells the same product, and we've been using it for a while.

Shelby Small

| Aug 28, 2021