Drools Absolute Calcium Bones Dog treats (Jar)

Drools Absolute Calcium Bone for Dogs — Daily Bone, Joint, and Dental Support in a Treat Your Dog Actually Loves

Most calcium supplements for dogs come in tablet or powder form that gets hidden in food, ignored, or outright refused. The Drools Absolute Calcium Bone solves this problem in the most straightforward way possible: it makes the supplement look, feel, and taste like a treat.

Each bone-shaped chew is packed with 6.8% Calcium, 5.6% Phosphorus, Vitamin D3, Magnesium, B-complex vitamins, and Vitamin C — everything your dog's bones, joints, and teeth need — in a crunchy, milk-flavoured format that dogs of all breeds actually look forward to. No hiding. No convincing. Just give your dog a bone.

Manufactured and marketed by Drools Pet Food Private Limited, Village Indamara, Post Pendri, Rajnandgaon, Chhattisgarh — 491441. Made in India.

Available as 1 jar of 40 pieces, 600g at ₹403.

Analytical constituents per serving: Calcium — 6.8% | Phosphorus — 5.6% | Magnesium — 0.1% | Vitamin D3 — 1020 IU | Vitamin B12 — 17 mcg | Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vit. B1) — 2.5 mg/kg | Nicotinamide (Vit. B3) — 17.8 mg/kg | Vitamin C — 127 mg

What Are the Uses and Benefits of Drools Absolute Calcium Bone?

The Drools Calcium Bone is a daily calcium supplement disguised as a treat. Here's what consistent daily use does for your dog:

• Strong bones and joints through the precisely balanced 6.8% Calcium and 5.6% Phosphorus ratio. Calcium builds and maintains bone density — the physical structure of the skeleton. Phosphorus works directly alongside calcium in bone mineralisation — without the right Calcium:Phosphorus ratio, neither mineral works as effectively as it should. Too much calcium and too little phosphorus (or vice versa) can actually interfere with bone development, particularly in growing puppies. The ratio in Drools Calcium Bone is calibrated to the scientifically recommended 1.2:1 Ca:P ratio for dogs. For more on keeping your dog's joints and bones healthy, the blog on joint care for dogs — a complete guide is a useful read.
• Vitamin D3 (1020 IU) for calcium absorption — one of the most important but most overlooked aspects of calcium supplementation. Calcium consumed without adequate Vitamin D3 is poorly absorbed and mostly wasted. Vitamin D3 is the hormone that enables the intestinal wall to actively transport calcium into the bloodstream and the kidneys to reabsorb it rather than excreting it. By including Vitamin D3 directly in the formula alongside the calcium, Drools ensures that the calcium your dog chews is actually being absorbed and used — not just passing through.
• Dental health through mechanical cleaning action — every time your dog chews the hard, crunchy bone, the abrasive surface physically scrubs against the tooth enamel and gum line, breaking down and removing plaque and tartar build-up. This is the same mechanism behind vet-recommended dental chews — and it's the reason that regular chewing is one of the most effective non-professional tooth cleaning methods for dogs. The chewing action also strengthens jaw muscles and exercises the gums.
• Connective tissue and tendon strength through the combination of Vitamin C and the full mineral profile. Vitamin C is essential for collagen synthesis — collagen is the structural protein that makes up tendons, ligaments, cartilage, and the connective tissue around joints. A dog with adequate Vitamin C maintains stronger, more resilient connective tissue — which directly reduces the risk of soft tissue injuries alongside the skeletal benefits.
• B-complex vitamins (B1, B3, B12) support energy metabolism, nerve function, and immune health — making this supplement a broader daily wellness support tool, not just a bone health product.

What Are the Possible Side Effects of Drools Calcium Bone?

• The Drools Absolute Calcium Bone is generally very well-tolerated by dogs. When given at the recommended daily quantity, side effects are uncommon.
• The most important consideration is over-supplementation. Calcium is one of the few nutrients where more is genuinely not better for dogs — particularly in large breed puppies, where excessive calcium intake during rapid bone growth phases is associated with developmental orthopaedic disease, causing uneven bone growth and skeletal abnormalities. Always follow the feeding guidelines and do not exceed the recommended daily amount.
• In some dogs, particularly those with sensitive digestive systems or those given too many bones at once, mild digestive changes — loose stools or increased flatulence — can occur. These typically resolve quickly when the quantity is corrected.
• The bones are small and hard — always supervise your dog during chewing, particularly with very small dogs, very young puppies, or aggressive chewers who might attempt to swallow a piece whole. While the bones are 100% digestible, large pieces swallowed without adequate chewing are not ideal.
• If your dog is already on a complete, balanced commercial dog food, they are likely getting baseline calcium from their food. The Drools Calcium Bone provides supplementary calcium on top of that — which is appropriate for growing puppies, active large breeds, or dogs with increased calcium needs. For dogs with known calcium metabolism disorders or kidney disease, consult your vet before supplementing.

Vet Tip — Dr Devyani, MVSc (6+ years)

"A common mistake I see with calcium supplementation in dogs is giving it to large breed puppies in uncontrolled amounts. Large breeds like Labradors, German Shepherds, and Great Danes are particularly sensitive to excess calcium during growth — too much doesn't make their bones stronger, it actually disrupts the normal bone remodelling process and can cause serious skeletal issues. For large breed puppies under 12 months, always check with your vet on the appropriate daily amount before starting any calcium supplement, including treats like the Drools Calcium Bone. For small breeds, adult dogs, and senior dogs, the standard feeding guidelines are generally safe to follow as directed."

How Should You Give Drools Calcium Bone to Your Dog?

• Give between meals — not immediately before or after feeding. Between-meal giving allows your dog to fully engage with the chewing experience without competing with mealtime, and the mechanical dental cleaning action is most effective when there isn't fresh food debris in the mouth.
• Recommended daily serving:

Body Weight	Daily Amount
Up to 20 kg	1–2 bones per day
Above 20 kg	2–4 bones per day

• Always provide fresh, clean water alongside any chew or bone-based treat. Supervise during chewing, particularly for dogs who are enthusiastic, fast chewers. Do not leave your dog unattended with the bone if they tend to try to swallow treats whole.
• For puppies — start at the lower end of the recommended range and increase gradually. Introduce slowly, especially if your puppy hasn't had hard chew treats before, to allow their jaw muscles and digestion to adjust.
• At 40 bones per jar, one jar provides approximately 10–40 days of use depending on your dog's size — a single jar covers 20 days for a medium dog getting 2 bones daily, or 10 days for a large dog getting 4.

How Does the Drools Calcium Bone Work?

• The bone works through two simultaneous mechanisms — nutritional supplementation from the inside as it's digested, and mechanical dental cleaning on the outside as it's chewed.
• Nutritionally, the 6.8% Calcium works with 5.6% Phosphorus in the scientifically recommended ratio for dogs. Calcium is absorbed through the intestinal wall into the bloodstream and transported to bones, teeth, and muscles where it's deposited and used for structural integrity, nerve signal transmission, and muscle contraction. Vitamin D3 at 1020 IU acts as the transport hormone — without it, dietary calcium absorption is dramatically reduced regardless of how much is consumed. Magnesium complements bone mineralisation by activating enzymes involved in the bone matrix formation process. Vitamin C supports collagen synthesis in the connective tissue surrounding bones and joints. The B-vitamins support the energy metabolism that fuels the cellular processes involved in bone remodelling.
• Mechanically, the hard, crunchy texture of the bone-shaped chew means every bite creates friction against the tooth surface. This friction breaks down and removes plaque — the soft bacterial film that forms on teeth between brushing — and gradually loosens tartar — the hardened calcified plaque that accumulates over time and causes gum disease and tooth decay. This is the most accessible form of daily dental maintenance for the majority of Indian dog parents who don't brush their dog's teeth daily.
• The 100% digestible formula means there's no risk of undigested fragments causing intestinal obstruction — the material breaks down completely in the digestive system after chewing.

What Safety Advice Should You Know Before Giving Calcium Bones to Your Dog?

• Do not exceed the recommended daily amount. Calcium toxicity in dogs — particularly large breed puppies — is a real risk from consistent over-supplementation. More calcium does not produce stronger bones; it produces imbalanced bone mineralisation.
• If your dog is already eating a nutritionally complete commercial dog food, that food already contains a baseline level of calcium. The Drools Calcium Bone is a supplementary calcium top-up — not a primary calcium source. The recommended daily quantities are calibrated with this in mind.
• For large breed puppies under 12 months — Labradors, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, Rottweilers, and other large to giant breeds — consult your vet on the appropriate daily quantity before starting. Large breed puppy calcium requirements are a genuinely nuanced area.
• For dogs with kidney disease, hyperparathyroidism, or known calcium metabolism disorders, consult your vet before giving any calcium supplement.
• Always supervise your dog during chewing, especially aggressive chewers, very small dogs, and puppies.
• Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Keep the jar tightly sealed between uses to maintain freshness and hardness of the bones. Country of origin: India. Shelf life: as indicated on the jar.

What Should You Do If You Miss a Day?

• Simply resume the next day's serving as normal. Do not double up.
• The Drools Calcium Bone is a daily supplement — its benefits build with consistent, regular use over weeks and months. A missed day here and there doesn't significantly affect the outcome. What matters is overall consistency: making it part of your dog's daily treat routine so it gets given reliably rather than forgotten.
• The easiest approach is to give it at the same time every day — many pet parents use it as the between-meal afternoon treat, which makes it easy to remember and gives the dog a predictable, looked-forward-to moment in their day.

What Are Some Similar Products Available on Supertails?

If the Drools Absolute Calcium Bone is unavailable or you'd like to compare other calcium treat options for your dog, here are alternatives on Supertails:

Product	Price
Gnawlers Calcium Milk Bone Dog Treats	₹892
Basil Calcium Milk Chewy Bone Dog Treat	₹170
Gnawlers Calcium Milk Bone Dog Treats (850g/270g)	₹892
Basil Calcium Chew Bones Dog Treats	₹471
First Bark Calcium Bone & Chicken Wrap Dog Treats	₹173
Gnawlers Calcium Milk Bone Dog Treats (LMADD 850g)	₹892
Gnawlers Calcium Milk Bone 7in1 Dog Treats	₹194
Gnawlers Calcium Milk Bone Dog Treats (800g)	₹892

What Are Some Quick Tips for Getting the Most Out of Drools Calcium Bone?

• Give it between meals — not as a food topper. The dental cleaning benefit is most effective when the mouth isn't filled with fresh food, and the chewing experience is more meaningful to your dog as a standalone treat than as an add-on to a meal bowl.
• Make it predictable. Dogs thrive on routine — giving the calcium bone at the same time every day makes it part of a ritual your dog looks forward to, which also makes it easy for you to remember.
• For multi-dog households, give the calcium bones separately in different areas of the house. High-value chews can trigger resource guarding between dogs, even dogs that get along perfectly at meal time. Separate spaces removes the competition entirely.
• If you're trying the bones for the first time with a puppy, start with half a bone for the first few days. Let the puppy's jaw muscles and digestive system adjust to a hard chew before moving to the full serving.
• Check the jar for the expiry date before first use and after each use, particularly if it sits unused for a period. Store sealed in a cool, dry place — Indian humidity can soften the bones over time if the jar is left open.

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Your Dog Deserves a Treat That Does More Than Just Taste Good

Every dog loves a bone. The Drools Absolute Calcium Bone gives your dog exactly that — a crunchy, milk-flavoured bone they look forward to every day — while quietly delivering 6.8% Calcium, 5.6% Phosphorus, Vitamin D3, and a full B-complex that keeps their bones dense, their joints strong, and their teeth cleaner with every chew.

40 bones per jar. ₹403. Daily supplement. Zero convincing required. Shop the Drools Absolute Calcium Bone Jar for Dogs on Supertails and get it delivered to your door.

FAQs

Is Drools Calcium Bone good or bad for my dog's health?

Drools Absolute Calcium Bone is good for your dog when given at the recommended daily quantity — 1–2 bones for dogs under 20 kg and 2–4 for larger dogs. It provides a scientifically balanced 6.8% Calcium and 5.6% Phosphorus ratio with Vitamin D3 for absorption, supporting strong bones, healthy teeth, and joint maintenance. The concern arises only with over-supplementation, particularly in large breed puppies — always follow the feeding guidelines.

What are the side effects of Drools Calcium Bone?

At the recommended daily amount, side effects are uncommon. In dogs with sensitive stomachs or when given too many at once, mild loose stools or increased flatulence can occur — reduce the quantity if this happens. The most important risk is calcium over-supplementation in large breed puppies under 12 months, where excess dietary calcium can interfere with normal bone development. For adult dogs of all breeds and sizes, the standard serving is safe for daily use.

Is Drools Calcium Bone vegetarian or non-vegetarian?

The Drools Absolute Calcium Bone is a non-vegetarian product. The milk-flavoured formula includes animal-derived ingredients. The bones are made using a combination of food-grade ingredients including milk solids, which give them their characteristic flavour and white colour. The product is 100% digestible and made in India by Drools Pet Food Private Limited.

Can calcium bones upset a dog's stomach?

In most dogs, no — the Drools Calcium Bone is well-tolerated when given at the recommended quantity. Digestive upset is most likely to occur when: a dog eats too many at once, a dog with a sensitive stomach is introduced too quickly without gradual adjustment, or when the dog tries to swallow large pieces without chewing. Start at the lower end of the recommended range when introducing for the first time, and supervise to ensure your dog is chewing rather than swallowing.

Can I give calcium to my dog every day?

Yes — daily calcium supplementation through the Drools Calcium Bone is safe and beneficial at the recommended serving for your dog's weight. Calcium is an essential mineral that dogs need every day for bone maintenance, muscle function, and nerve transmission. The key is staying within the recommended daily amount — calcium is one of the few nutrients where excess intake causes specific harm rather than simply being excreted. Follow the feeding guidelines on the jar or your vet's advice.