Ingredients? My dog has kidney disease and can't have sodium or phosphates. We are looking for a vitamin product that is appropriate, and that is difficult when no ingredients are listed in product description. Ingredients? My dog has kidney disease and can't have sodium or phosphates. We are looking for a vitamin product that is appropriate, and that is difficult when no ingredients are listed in... » Read More Ingredients? My dog has kidney disease and can't have sodium or phosphates. We are looking for a vitamin product that is appropriate, and that is difficult when no ingredients are listed in product description. « Show Less
1588717
I would suggest going to this site and email or calling for specific answers..hope this helps http://www.ultimatehealthfordogs.com/
1588718
This products list all ingredients. Unfortunately for you, this has iodine (sodium) quite a bit.When you don't see ingredients on package, I ask the maker. They may not answer all details to protect business. But, if you ask if xxx is in it or not for specific reasons, they tend to answer.
212732
I think you're going to have to ask the makers of this product that question. You might also consult a vet nutritionist to find out why. I'm not all that worried about the contents of the 'sugar' which I assume you mean the sorbitol it contains.
885628
Sorry, I did not use product as it has an ingredient that I feel is unsafe for my dog. I threw it away.
1669339
Tim, you may have to look elsewhere online for that info. I will say though, as a vitamin expert this is one of the finest mineral products I have ever used. Still using it. What makes it different is NOT the label, its the QUALITY which imho is superior to other brands.
1298141
No sodium listed on bottle or box. If you have concerns, you can e-mail the manufacturer though. I had to do that over a concern the first time I ordered and they answered promptly even though I had ordered it from Amazon & not through them.
1487510
I would ask a vet about it's ingredients. Sometimes things that are natural and perfectly safe for humans can be poisonous for our pets.
374028
Daniel, I haven't read the labels from the lower levels as my dog needs this level 3. My best recollection from talking to a vet is that the levels have to do with the amount of each ingredient and not the dog's age or weight. Hope this helps.
563160
I no longer feed that formula. I had to switch to Royal Canin Hypoallergenic food, due to my dogs allergies. Sorry I can't help with the ingredients to the previous food.
958308
I am not sure why they are not available but when I gave them to my dog it caused a scare for me. My dog started drinking a lot of water and peeing a lot. I thought maybe he had diabetes or cushings. Turns out they are so loaded with sodium (probably for the taste) that it made him very thirsty. All turned out well but my vet recommended I no longer use them. She felt that if he didn't need them anyway and was healthy there was no need to give them.
878716
Yes. Our dog has kidney problems. The vet suggested giving her 1 tsp of calcium carbonate each day.
1315889
you have to talk with your vet. the ingredients on same for dogs and humans is not identical, the differences may not be beneficial to your dog.
230570
Best to contact Bob's Redmill. It wasn't listed though. We use it as a starch for one of our dogs who has protein losing enterapathy and can't digest certain oils. Helps him to maintain energy.
522914
There is no sodium listed on the ingredient label. If this is a critical issue, I would recommend calling the company; go to the company website.
2015388
I had a similar concern two years ago and wrote the company. One of their vets wrote back, that at the time, it is manufactured in the US but includes raw materials from other countries. I got the sense that was some of the vitamin/mineral components and not the meat/vegetable components. Again, it was two years ago as well and that might have changed so you may want to contact the manufacturer to make sure that's still the case.
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It's a low protein food for cats that require a low protein low phosphrous diet. I don't know if I would feed it to a cat that didn't have kidney issues without consulting my vet first. If they ate a little sure it wouldn't hurt them. Healthy cats need protein so you should check with your vet first.
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There is a lot I think, most diet foods have a lot of sodium. You should go into Nutrisystem.com, click on a food category and a specific food. It will give you all the ingredients plus the information you are looking for.
465432
thanks much. i appreciate your feedback. i wonder why most supplements on amazon do NOT list all ingredients? and why doesn't the supplier answer questions as well??!! strange...