KAL Bone Meal Powder, 20 oz

I use this primarily for supplementing my dogs raw food diet. I don't have a bone grinder, and this is great supplement as KAL uses a FOOD GRADE bone meal, and the company strives to use organic and non-GMO ingredients as much as possible. I can tell the difference, literally, in how my dogs eyes look! I was amazed at how fast my girls were showing results at the supplementation! I also bake some into my husbands and my meatloaf, and do not notice it, at all....thought I would. It is a white, soft powder that doesn't seem to have much of a taste of its own, but doesn't taste bad, either. it's just kind of neutral tasting, so if you add it to anything, you won't notice it, and it has been ground so fine, that it dissolves into about anything you can think of think of as well. it is NOT grainy. KAL Bone Meal is intended to provide nutritive support for healthy bones, teeth, nerve and muscular function. This pure Bone Meal is sterilized and edible. Product Size: 16oz ( 450g) Powder Directions: Mix 1 slightly rounded teaspoon with your favorite protein drink, juice or yogurt. May also be blended into baked goods, hot cereal and casseroles. serving size: 1 teaspoon (6 g) servings per container: About 75 Ingredients: Calcium (from Bone Meal, Calcium Carbonate) .....................1300 mg Phosphorus (from Bone Meal).............................................. 440 mg Magnesium (from Bone Meal, Magnesium Oxide) ....................15 mg OTHER ingredients: NONE Does not contain Yeast, artificial colors, corn, egg, glutens, milk, soy, starch or preservatives., sugar, wheat

very high quality the ingredients and very good and so are the health the smell is ok and it’s overall a very high quality powder

This bone powder is the perfect supplement to add to my dogs raw food. He is too small to digest bone like my larger breeds in the past. It dissolves easily into the mix and provide the perfect amount to bulk up his stool. Very effective.

Great product that was recommended by our naturopathic vet as one of the supplements in my dog’s homemade food recipe.

I ordered this to use for my 2 senior raw fed dogs. They are getting older, so are no longer able to chomp on the bones they used to eat (teeth get more fragile with age, so they are restricted to just chicken bones if eating whole, so not a very balanced diet...), so needed a supplemental form of bone for calcium and nutrients. I was pleased with the pricing on this product, and also how fast it got here. I haven't tried it for them yet, but after seeing the description on Amazon stating that it was "peppermint flavor," opened it up and tasted it. I am pleased to share that it has virtually NO taste at all, so not peppermint flavor at all. I doubt my girls would enjoy peppermint in their meat, even if eating lamb. ;-) Once we try it for a while, will update, but believe it should be a good product to meet our needs. From the description, it is pure bone meal, no fillers or additives, exactly what I had been looking for.

I'm vegetarian so need bone meal. The dog usually eats what I eat but dogs need plenty of bone. I mix it in whatever and she seems to not notice.

I prepare a week's worth of my "Life Extension Puree" (15+ carefully selected vegetables, fruits and berries), a cup of which I add to their protein (beef, lamb, pork, chicken, liver, or sardines, et al) and carbohydrate (rice or pasta) for their twice-daily meals. It is necessary to supplement this food, once daily, with various vitamins and minerals and oils and salt. *Calcium* is key. After much research, I chose KAL Bone Meal Powder as the best source of calcium, adding a teaspoon daily. I thoroughly mix the KAL and other supplements in with their meal. No problems, and it's quite affordable. My girls gobble it down and lick their bowl clean. On the other hand, kibble kills, surely shortening lives by a few years at least, especially with large breeds. -- First, it has a ridiculously unnecessary and adverse omega 6/omega 3 ratio of 7/1 (required by the AAFCO standard -- this standard is based largely on a 1200-page German book that is based on little to no science). I used their standards for vitamins and minerals where it was based on science, and otherwise substituted my own (based on human standards, adjusted to dog dosages based on relative body volumes). I always erred on the side of less rather than more where too much (Vitamin D; Selenium; etc.) could be an issue. -- Second, and more important, the *dry heat* used to turn mush into kibble creates significant, *highly deleterious* amounts of Advanced Glycation End-products. Given that kibble is the primary source of a dog's food, this aspect is the equivalent of your eating charred, grill-broiled foods for your entire diet! Insane! The only available dog food that I would use if I didn't make my own is "Badlands Range". Their food is similar to mine, but it is air-dried (no heat, no AGEs), and their underlying science is excellent. But if you're going to make your own, I highly recommend KAL bone meal powder as your source of calcium.

It took a bit longer to ship but is exactly what I was looking for. I'm using this for my dog and so far it is working for him.