What is the sodium content? Cats (like humans) don't need added salt in their food.
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Salt water fish do have salt in their tissues, but there is no added salt (i.e., salt is not used as a preservative). This is just plain old air-dried fish. Your cat can enjoy without fear. My four rescued cats love it and are very healthy.
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Dear Cat Lady, I wasn't even thinking about the salt content in the Bonito flakes to be honest with you. I give them sparingly in the morning along with some crunchy dental treats. I was told at the pet food store the first time I bought them that it is only dried fish and that was it, Unfortunately since all the packaging is in Chinese who knows, I've learned to use them in sauces, soups and chowders all the time and I don't detect any salt when I'm eating. Hope that helps. Be well... Constance Orcutt
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In a 3.52 bag of bonito flakes, a serving size would be 1.5g. In that 1.5g, there is 5mg of sodium.
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It has no salt. Itcan come in both plastic or glass bottle. Both are the same.
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Mary, I don't have a can at this time to check, but my wife and I are aware of salt issues and didn't detect noticeable sodium in our cans of Salmon.
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No it does not!! :) it also doesn't have any sodium chloride which is great
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none!! This is the BEST cat and dog food that you can use. It contains all good stuff.
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It's because they forgot to put the carrageenan in, which makes the gelatinous "loaf" that people expect. Carrageenan has no nutritional value, is not part of a cat's natural diet, and in many cases is actually bad for a cat.
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Sodium is the sea salt. Sea salt seems to have less flavor than regular salt. Package label says 6% 140mg. That is based on one serving of approximately 23 chips. Sea salt better than regular salt. So if you get them, maybe if you don't eat a full serving, you will be at 5%?
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There is no sodium listed on the label. Just calcium, phosphorus and magnesium. Other ingredients: none
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It definitely has no salt. The USDA and FDA are very strict and test my product. I think it's because my bacon grease has a hickory flavor and in most deserts you add your own salt, especially in cookies.
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That customer was very confused and if you looked at the comments in the review that was cleared up. It does not contain sodium chloride. It was also discussed in detail in this question:
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No sugar, no salt. I didn't love the taste of it but I think that's just how it tastes (not the specific brand.)
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Seafood, although they have other flavors. My cats don't like chicken and seafood was the most likely flavor to curry their favor. They don't like the paste at all.
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No. Unfortunately, they have a trace of salt as do most of the products packaged this way. We did not use this particular one.
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There is 0 sodium in this product. I believe it is made by infusion-just smoke flavored water. very clean product!
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Hi Pat! On the ingredients potassium chloride is listed, but not noted on the nutritional listing as it must be so infinitesimal that they don't have to record according to USDAPotassium chloride is often added instead of salt!
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No salt. 49mg sodium/ 1/4 cup due to the natural sodium in the vegetables. Great pantry item.
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The sodium (that is, salt) content of three of these thin crackers is 0. Check out the nutrition label that's shown in the product listing. The salt can add up if you slather on butter or margarine, or salty toppings. Since each cracker is not flavorful as though there were a lot of seasoning, it's easy to keep to small portions.