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LOW SODIUM dog food for HEART DISEASE
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kathi f
ParticipantHi! I am at a loss on what to feed my fur baby. The vet gave us a list created by Tufts Veterinary Medicine of reduced sodium food and while they may be low in sodium they are EXTREMELY poor quality otherwise! (Purina; Hills Science). I was shocked that vets can recommend such unhealthy crap! While I can easily find higher quality options, none of them list the sodium content 🙁 Anyone have a dog with the same health issue that can suggest something?
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ParticipantI disagree. Those are some of the best companies to buy from, especially if your fur baby has a health condition. They employ experts and do extensive research and testing on the foods. It’s tough to analyze the quality of pet food by the label. Good luck!
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