Vetark Zolcal D, 120 ml

I have been using this for my macaw for as long as I can remember. Its good quality and most important of all it doesn't have a strong smell or flavor, so its less likely to be spat back at you. Highly recommended.

As always a great product and excellent service

I purchased this when my veiled chameleon (around 6 months old) started showing signs of MBD. I used 2 teaspoons of Zolcal-D to 1 litre of water, and sprayed this as I normally would, twice a day on the leaves in her house. After a week or so of doing this she was already showing signs of improvement, which was fantastic. After a few weeks she seems to have recovered a great deal. We shall be keeping a close eye on her to make sure this doesn't re-occur, and ensure she is getting sufficient vitamins and calcium that she needs. Along with dusting of crickets, I am now spraying with the calcium water a couple of times a week, using regular water for the other days. She has recovered extremely well, and I am extremely happy with this product. This was a mild case of MBD in our girl, and I'd advise you always seek veterinary advice before giving anything you are unsure of to your pet.

Using this for my ex batts, as one is laying eggs without shells, and BHWT suggested it could be a calcium deficiency. Still getting the odd papery one, but generally shell quality has massively improved. Easy to administer in drinking water.

Perfect gave my tortoise a boost now eating

This product gives extra calcium and vitamin D3 for animals. This can be put into their water or food. It is best to get advice on how much to use by phoning your vet (a phone call should not incur a charge), to ensure you use the correct amount for your animal - as you do not need very much for most domestic animals and may overdose if not careful. I have used this product for years.

Used in whelping our girl. Very pleased with the product. Price was reasonable and arrived quickly. I was able to put a syringe directly into the bottle to measure accurately. Directions are simple and easy to follow as per weight of dog. I do suggest reading and know how much you require prior to whelping. :)

Wild birdies get their calcium when they preen after sunlight has activated the oils on their feathers. Most indoor birds will not be getting enough UV and so need a supplement like this. We put several drops in her water every day and have her checked for calcium regularly. This keeps her bones healthy, as well as her being able to fly around the living room as she is fully flighted as captive birds ought to be.