Made in the USA · Leopard Gecko
Leopard geckos are insectivores, so calcium and vitamins usually come from dusted feeders. This bundle adds an insect alternative and hydration support.
Leopard's Bite Gel as an insect alternative, gecko calcium with D3, a multi-vitamin and an electrolyte drink.
Calcium with D3 suits reptiles kept without strong UVB; ask your vet about D3 and vitamin overlap for your setup. Final prices are shown at checkout.
Directions come from each product's label. Where the label gives no fixed schedule, ask a reptile vet how often for your animal's age, diet and lighting.
| Product | How to use |
|---|---|
| Leopard's Bite Gel | Follow the pouch directions; ask a reptile vet how often for your animal |
| Gecko Tropical Calcium + D3 | Follow the pouch directions; ask a reptile vet how often for your animal |
| All Reptile Multi-Vitamin | Dust insects: 1 tablespoon per pound of food (label) |
| ReptiLyte Electrolyte Drink | Prepare only as described on its own pouch |
Do not stack several vitamin products at full amounts. Supplements support nutrition and are not a treatment for disease.
Leopard geckos are often kept with little or no UVB, so many keepers use calcium with D3. If you provide UVB, ask your vet whether to switch some feedings to plain calcium.
Follow each pouch's directions and ask a reptile vet for a schedule by age. Young, growing geckos are often supplemented more often than adults.
It is made as an insect alternative. Many keepers use it alongside live feeders for variety; watch that your gecko eats well and keeps weight.
Electrolytes support hydration. They do not replace fresh water or vet care for a gecko that is not eating or drinking.