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Looking for kibble low in salt (sodium) – cardiac issues
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Scott K
MemberI’m looking for a good quality kibble that is low in salt/sodium for my 12 year old Springer Spaniel that has congestive heart failure. We have been feeding Chicken Soug (Mature) formula with decent success but I want to know if there’s a better choice out there.
Thanks.theBCnut
MemberUse the search function at the top of the forum’s home page and type in low sodium, down a few posts will be one from DogFoodie that has links to a couple threads about dogs with cogestive heart failure and the foods they have found that are OK for them.
Scott K
MemberThanks very much “theBCnut.” The Tufts University Vet School site is a great resource regarding nutrition for dogs with heart ailments.
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