Does the betta formula contain garlic (Allium)?
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I don't know. The NLIS was recommended to me by numerous people on betta website. He's been doing well on it.
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Thanks for your inquiry.The Ingredients are as follows (and for a detailed description - you can hover over the label on the left hand side of the page and it lists exactly what is in each bottle)Garlic, Hibiscus Flower, Olive Leaf, Coleus Forskohlii, Hawthorn Berry, Juniper Berry, Green Tea Extract, Folic Acid, Niacin, Vitamin B-12, Vitamin B-6 and Vitamin-C
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The label states that this product was made and packaged in a facility that may also process milk, soy, wheat, egg, peanuts, tree nuts, fish and crustacean shellfish. It does not actually contain soy in the formula.
548345
I guess it does....Garlic, ginger, salt, red pepper, glucose, bonito extract, seaweed, vinegar, citric acid, msg.
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No, it does not. It doesn't say anything about that on the package but I suggest you put them into some plastic containers with tight lids because, after all, it is a fish product.
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On the label it says Allium sativum - bulb - from 10 mg. garlic oil extract which equivalent to 1000 mg. fresh galic bulb.
678906
The information is not on the label, so I can't answer the question. I would call the PTF site and ask. I had some questions about the food and the customer rep was very helpful and answered all my questions. I assumed that there was only garlic and butter since no other ingredients were on the label.A lot of reviewers rave about the sweet garlic butter, but I personally do not like it (just a matter of personal preference)....so this concern never was a factor or for me, but I see your concern.
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I cannot as I only ordered the one box and I am unsure if and how much garlic it has in it. While it had great ingredients, it is quite pricey, and like other users, I found it caused a significant increase in the amount of bowel movements all the pups were having, so we stopped using it after we finished our box.
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Krill meal, whole herring meal, and algae meal are the first three ingredients. I did a lot of research before buying this food for our betta. I truly believe its one of the best on the market.
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There are two formulas, one with astaxanthin and one without. This one most likely does not.
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Yes. Ingredients: water, soybean, distilled vinegar, high fructose corn syrup, salt, egg, Romano cheese, dehydrated garlic, sugar, spices, xanthan gum, dextrose, calcium do sodium EDTA (added to protect flavor), annatto color, natural flavors. No artificial flavors & 0 grams trans fat.
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The bottle doe not list anything but it says "made from 100% California-grown fresh garlic that has been dehydrated and milled to size". hope that helps.
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In large enough amounts, any of the allium family (onion/garlic/chive/shallot) can be dangerously and even fatally toxic to dogs. In effect, allium causes the destruction of red blood cells. Japanese breeds of dogs (and cats) are more susceptible. Small amounts used as seasoning (such as in this treat) typically do not cause the extreme reaction in dogs, so many do not consider it harmful in these low amounts. However, the small amounts are likely destroying a small amount of red blood cells - just not enough to cause a severe toxic reaction - so others would prefer to avoid giving it to their pets. The best educated answer I can find on this, with a clear explanation and stated amounts for toxicity, is here - #5 on the page: http://vetmedicine.about.com/od/toxicology/a/Top-8-Pet-Picnic-Poisons.htm
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I am a vet student and I actually learned in conical pathology that garlic can be toxic to dogs. It can cause changes in their red blood cells along with other side effects
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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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Yes, at the bottom of the list of vitamins and minerals it states: Contains fish and soybeans. It does not give the amount.