Syta Micha DOGTOR for strong bones 90g

Calcium for dogs in a herbal blend is one of the blends we make in the DOGTOR line. Of all eight, this blend has the highest calcium content, and it is the only one in which the mineral is the starting point rather than an addition.

Syta Micha DOGTOR for strong bones 90g

What is in the strong bones blend

The base is two sources of calcium at once: eggshell powder and calcium obtained from seaweed. This gives a calcium content that no other blend in this line reaches, which is why this recipe has a completely separate role.

The full composition is: eggshell powder, devil's claw, rosehip shells, linseed (ground), daisy, nettle leaves, wild pansy herb, calcium from seaweed, spirulina. It comes in loose form, with the raw materials dried and ground, with no artificial colourings or preservatives.

Two sources of calcium instead of one

Eggshells provide calcium in the form of carbonate, a raw material known from the BARF diet, where it has been used for years to complete meat portions. Calcium from seaweed comes from a completely different source and is accompanied by the other minerals present in seaweed. Combining the two gives a broader profile than either one on its own.

Herbs around the minerals

The rest of the recipe consists of devil's claw, ground linseed, daisy, nettle, wild pansy and spirulina. The linseed brings mucilage and fatty acids here, and spirulina is a green addition rich in protein.

Which dog is it for

It is most often chosen by owners of growing dogs, large-breed dogs during their growth period and nursing bitches, that is wherever the need for calcium is higher than usual. It is also used as an addition to home-prepared diets, where a deficiency of this mineral is easy to run into.

How much to add to the bowl

A dog weighing 5 kg gets half a gram a day, 10 kg one gram, 20 kg two grams and 30 kg three grams. A level teaspoon is roughly three to five grams, so for a small dog we are talking about a pinch, not a spoonful. Give it once a day, with a meal.

How to serve it so your dog eats it

The herbs are light and with dry food they settle at the bottom of the bowl. Mix them into a moist portion or sprinkle the dry food with water or broth. You can also mix the portion with a spoonful of wet food and only then combine it with the rest.

How it differs from the other blends

All eight have one topic per pack, so the easiest way to choose is by comparison. DOGTOR for immunity, DOGTOR for calming and DOGTOR for digestion are built differently. We have gathered the full set of blends in the herbs for dogs category, and the liquid versions in functional oils.

Author: Expert review: the Syta Micha team under the supervision of Joanna Wajs, MSc - a qualified animal nutritionist and PhD candidate at the University of Life Sciences in Lublin, in line with the guidelines of FEDIAF.
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Last updated: 20 October 2026