Do the bully stixs contain nitrites and/or nitrates?
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I don't think they contain anything but "100% free range grass fed buffalo" according to the package. It also says "low fat, sodium and cholesterol, No Glutens, No hormones, eco-friendly" L
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Water,Glycerin,Polysorbate 20, Sodium Benzoate, Aloe Barbadensis,Leaf Juice, Potassium Sorbate, Tocopheryl Acetate, Benzalkonium Chloride, Citric Acid and Frangrance. Wow you found these exact same and 100-count at Dollar value store?? I will need to look into it. thank you.
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think they are nitrocellulose, but I doubt they are regulation compliant, I bought them for use in a pump style air gun for parades,
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I honestly don't know. I ordered them a while ago and haven't reordered (no need anymore). I believe that they are nitrile. Sorry I can't be of more help!
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From the box:Active Ingredients: Rhus Toxicodendron 6XXXXXX HPUS, Croton Tiglium 6X HPUS, Xerophylium 6X HUSInactive Ingredients: Lactose NF
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Hi Jim, Thank you for your question. After doing a little more research on your question, here is a more specific answer to your question. The amount of sodium nitrite is just a small trace, a few ounces in hundreds of pounds of meat. The amount of garlic added to each batch is less than 1%. Garlic We have done quite a bit of research on the issue of garlic in our treats. We have found sources that say garlic is not good for dogs. Others say garlic is not harmful, and in fact some pet owners feed garlic to their dogs to keep fleas away. It is common thought that a tiny amount of garlic is not harmful. We have pets that have been eating our dog treats for years with no adverse effects. We also have customers who have told us of their pets who are very sensitive to certain foods and treats who have had no problems when given our Rocco & Roxie treats. Sodium Nitrite We evaluate every ingredient in our products very closely and make sure it's something we're comfortable serving our own pets. That's why we're so proud of our Jerky Treats, made locally in the USA. The sodium nitrite that you asked about is a naturally-occurring mineral that is used to prevent any possibility of botulism or food-borne illness in meat. It's included in trace amounts for safety. In fact, almost every jerky for humans has it in there, too. Many other popular dog treats contain extra, unnecessary oils, fats, and fillers. We pride ourselves on the very short list of ingredients in our treats -- the first and main one being American-raised beef. What many people aren't totally aware of is that sodium nitrite is naturally found in so many of the foods we eat, including most vegetables because it's an element of soil. Here's an informative article about it that you may find interesting, and it may make you less concerned about nitrites. http://culinaryarts.about.com/od/seasoningflavoring/a/nitrates.htm Thanks again for your question and thank you for choosing Rocco & Roxie, Paul Co-Founder Rocco & Roxie Supply Co.
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Ingredients: Active Ingredients per chewable tablet: Glucosamine HCl (shrimp and crab) ......... 1000 mg Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) ........ 1000 mg Perna canaliculus (GlycOmega brand Green Lipped Mussel) .......... 600 mg N,N-Dimethylglycine HCI (DMG) ......... 100 mg di-alpha Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E) ......... 50 IU Calcium Ascorbate (Vitamin C) ....... 30 mg Manganese (as Manganese Amino Acid Chelate) ......... 10 mg Grape Seed Extract ........ 5 mg L-Glutathione ........ 2 mg Selenium (as Sodium Selenite) .......0.002 mg Inactive Ingredients: Brewers yeast, cellulose, dicalcium phosphate, natural imitation roast chicken flavor, silicon dioxide, stearic acid
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I thought the ingredients were on the box ! Things like Nitrogen,iron,content. I don't have a box to check it out.
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From the box: Active Ingredients: Rhus Toxicodendron 6XXXXXX HPUS, Croton Tiglium 6X HPUS, Xerophylium 6X HUS Inactive Ingredients: Lactose NF
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Ingredients are: Phosphatidylcholine, Phosphatidylserine(both from soy), Proprietary blend: Bilberry9fruit), N-Acetyl L-Tyrosine, Inositol, Coenzyme Q-10, Vitamin D-3, Vitamin B-12. Other ingredients: Natural sweeteners(fructose,sucrose), cellulose, natural flavor, Sucanat cane sugar(organic unrefined sugar canejuice crystals), magnesium stearate and silica. It advertises: "60 Delicious Chewable Wafers"...My son tried one and refuses to eat them. Waste of money!
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It is 100% Noni juice with nothing added. I'm not sure if nitrates occur naturally but the label says contains naturally occurring minerals, enzymes, antioxidants, vitamins, pytonurtirents and bioflavonoids. In case this helps you decide if any of those things = nitrate. Sorry I could not be of more help than that.
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DQ#1 is sodium nitrite. It could be mislabeled. If it is nitrite, it will be pink, they don't dye sodium nitrate pink in production.
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I have the marble ones and they say they have sucralose as a sweetener. They also have sugar alcohols in them. Hope that helps
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Iron, Copper minerals. thiamin,Riboflavin, Niacin, Viamin B6, Vitsmin B12, Corn Syrup, Sugar, Water, Beef Liver Paste, and myriad other ingredients. My interest & use stemmed from having a cat with diabetes, which caused neuropathy in hind legs. Neuropathy disappeared, but I am wondering about the Corn Syrup & sugar. Vet says cat should be getting vitamins from food, and I may discontinue use due to Corn Syrup and Sugar content.
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The website says that it is BP Free.According to the website http://chewstixx.com/Home_Page.html "Chew Stixx® coloring and materials are completely FDA approved, free of BP and Phathalate additives, and all construction occurs in the United States."
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It doesn't list it on the bag but it does contain avocado which is rich in Vitamin C. My 11 year old GSP had a femoral head osteotomy when he was 6 months old. I had him on Greenies Joint chews for several years. He is a therapy dog and the nearby state veterinary hospital offered screening for them. The veterinary orthopedist evaluated him and recommended Dasuquin. The improvement was remarkable. He seemed to feel good when he was on the Greenies, but with the Dasuquin he felt great! I tried the the formulation with MSM and my 11 year old dog is now bouncy and spry! And he loves them so much he goes to where we keep them to ask for them. I highly recommend them.
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Yes. NaNO2 = sodium nitrite; NaNO3 = sodium nitrate. The 3 means an extra oxygen atom. Nitrate is found in beets, spinach, etc. On the tongue, bacteria convert it to nitrite (NO2) by grabbing the extra oxygen for themselves. The nitrite now passes to the stomach, where the acids convert it to NO, nitric oxide, which is the beneficial artery dilator. If you don't each many foods that have nitrate (NO3), and you are over 40, you may have too little NO. So the NeO4O lozenge provides some NO2, plus some beet extract to give you NO3 as well so the body will get two sources. I think they added the beets to act more slowly, like sustained release because the nitrite is fast-acting. Just my thoughts.