Re: Patches coughing, Lucy needs surgery

[Nina]

Well, the colostrum I have in my hand has 10mg calcium per 1/2 
teaspoon.  Why don't you ask your vet about this too?  If indeed there 
is any immune boosting benefit from colostrum, (I've gotten so skeptical 
about everything lately), it may outweigh the detriment of adding 
calcium to her diet at this point.

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<>Colustrum is what cows produce prior to milk, and so I assume it has 
calcium in it. Because they think she has calcium oxylate stones and 
her blood calcium levels are high, they told me not to give her 
anything with calcium in it. I had thought about Transfer Factor but 
decided against it for this reason.  If you happen to know colustrum 
does not contain calcium, let me know and I will give it to her. I 
have some in the house.  Maybe I will do some research on it...