Recipe Note

Storage:

Keep in the refrigerator for up to 90 days.

We used farm-bought eggs as many grocery store eggs are washed in chemicals. However, after speaking to sources at different egg producers the chemical mixes are not harmful. We decided to err on the side of caution.

This recipe made 72 grams or 2.5 ounces of caclium powder.

Questions? Here are some FAQ's about Eggshell Powder for Dogs

Can dogs safely eat eggshells?

Yes, dogs can safely consume eggshells. Eggshells are a natural source of calcium, which can benefit your dog's bone health and teeth strength.

How much eggshell powder should I give to my dog?

The amount of eggshell powder to give to your dog depends the recipe you're making. You do not need to add extra calcium if you're feeding a complete diet however with home cooking calcium is one of the most important nutreints you need to add. A rule of thumb is 5 grams (1/2 tsp) to 1000 grams of homemade food.

How should I feed eggshell powder to my dog?

You can sprinkle the eggshell powder onto your dog's homemade meals.

Are there any risks associated with feeding eggshells to dogs?

While eggshells are generally safe for dogs to consume, it's essential to ensure they are thoroughly cleaned and ground into a fine powder to avoid any potential choking hazards. Additionally, some dogs may have allergies or sensitivities to egg products, so monitor your dog for any adverse reactions after introducing eggshell powder to their diet.

Can eggshell powder replace other calcium supplements for my dog?

Eggshell powder can be a natural alternative to store-bought calcium supplements or bone meal for dogs. If you prefer not to go through the trouble of making your own eggshell powder you can find a pre made one here.