Low sodium food?

[Anicanis]

Hi everyone, we recently found out that my cat has a heart murmur (he will be scanned in a couple of months) and I'm revising his food to make sure it's the best we can do. I won't make any harsh changes, but I want to slowly incorporate better stuff. He has wet food (Purina Gourmet) and dry (Royal Canin Hairball care) every day but I just realised the dry food has a lot of corn (although it does help with the hairball situation).

I'm doing some research and looking for the best low-sodium alternatives and I'm really surprised at how companies simply won't disclose the levels of sodium in their products. I actually had to send them emails to find out and still didn't!

I'm wondering if anyone who has done more research could please recommend some low sodium brands in the UK.

Thanks so much

 

[Furballsmom]

Hi, can you obtain Weruva there?

Also there are a couple kibble brands, Halo and Blue, you might check on.

 

[Anicanis]

Hi, can you obtain Weruva there?

Also there are a couple kibble brands, Halo and Blue, you might check on.

Lovely, thank you so much

 

[Furballsmom]

Let us know how things go for you both

 

[Alldara]

My research previously pointed me to Blue Buffalo as well. Not sure if you can get it there. But that was in 2020 and many formulas have changed.

I was able to find the following:
Best Low Sodium Cat Food: Reviews & In-Depth Guide (2023)

https://www.vermontveterinarycardio...ti Diet list for cats with heart disease.pdf

 

[emocatowner]

Here's a list of cat foods and their sodium contents. It is US-based, and it was made by someone whose cat has kidney disease, but it might be helpful:

http://felinecrf.org/canned_food_usa.htm

Tanya's Comprehensive Guide to Feline Chronic Kidney Disease- Dry Food Data USA