[Stephanie W]

Hey all,

I need suggestions for any food that has been found to be relatively low in sodium that is NOT kibble.

My almost 10 year old miniature pinscher/Chihuahua was diagnosed with stage B1 heart disease about 3 years ago.

He’s been on a home cooked diet formulated for him by a canine nutritionist to meet the clinical guidelines for heart disease, along with supplements and been holding steady and doing well.
He was on home cooked most of his life before that as well.

I have depression/anxiety, multi autoimmune conditions, got laid off work at the end of October and am in the middle of waiting for the house I live in to sell, dealing with showings etc.

I simply cannot afford or handle cooking for him right now.
But I need to know he’s not getting too much sodium.

I’ve been researching all day and anything I find is kibble or not available anymore.
I need help please

-he will not eat kibble, and I also prefer him to have food with moisture in it.
So canned, cooked, frozen, freeze dried etc options would be awesome.
He gets yeast overgrowth frequently, so i try to avoid white potatoes.

Thank you in advance to anyone who can help!
Totally losing it over here 😅

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[Ramesh Kumar]

I’m sorry to hear about your situation. For low-sodium, non-kibble dog food options, you might consider the following:

1. Canned Dog Food:
– Hill’s Prescription Diet h/d Heart Care: Specifically formulated for heart health and low in sodium.
– Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Canine Cardiac: Another vet-recommended option for heart health.

2. Fresh/Frozen Food:
– JustFoodForDogs: They offer a “Low Sodium” recipe that might be suitable for your dog’s needs. It’s fresh and can be frozen.
– The Farmer’s Dog: Customizable meal plans with fresh ingredients. You can discuss your dog’s specific needs with them.

3. Freeze-Dried Raw Food:
– Stella & Chewy’s: Their freeze-dried raw diets have relatively lower sodium levels compared to many other commercial options.
– Primal Pet Foods Freeze-Dried Nuggets: Another good option with balanced nutrition and lower sodium content.

4. Cooked Food Delivery Services:
– Nom Nom: Offers freshly cooked meals tailored to your dog’s dietary needs, including low-sodium options.
– Ollie: Another service providing customized, fresh meals for dogs, which can be tailored for low-sodium requirements.

You can also consult with your vet to ensure any new food meets the specific dietary needs of your dog. They might also be able to recommend additional brands or products that are suitable for heart disease and low in sodium.

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