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Christie B
MemberI read a post on the forum the other day from about 2 years ago about not feeding canned Salmon from the Pacific due to parasites. Isn’t canned salmon cooked? Wouldn’t that kill any parasites?
I wanted to use it as a topper in lieu of canned food, but not if it’s dangerous to do so.
joanne l
MemberI use canned salmon for my dog once a week with white rice, I never heard about it. Yes it is cooked. It is human grade salmon in a can.
Susan
ParticipantHi Christie,
Tin salmon has been cooked, just make sure you read the Sodium/Salt% look for the
lowest %…. Some can Salmon still has the bone & skin still on the Salmon, remove the skin
& crush the bones they’re healthy aswell…
adding 2 spoon of Salmon a day to dog meals is very healthy…I often mix 1/2 boiled sweet potato feed as meal…When Salmon is raw it has parasites & needs to be frozen for 3 weeks
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