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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I think this is more a 'habit' than a deficiency. As he is only twelve weeks old he has not yet had experience of a lot of things. If you are feeding him a good quality high protein complete puppy food he should not need any more supplements. He needs this until he is at least a year old.
Try giving him things to chew such as pigs ears, rawhide chews, cooked knuckle bones. This will keep him occupied as well as provide exercise for his mouth whilst he is teething.
If he is only on meat and a mixer type biscuit I would try changing him to a complete food, which is balanced and contains everything he needs to grow and develop properly.
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