Looking for Answers about Natural Balance Natural Balance L.I.T. Limited Ingredient Dog Treats?

In case your dog has been prescribed a hypoallergenic diet AND a low sodium diet, as has mine, I called the manufacturer to obtain sodium content and was told 0.3% based on weight of product. For example: if 1 "bone" weighs 1 gram (I don't know actual weight of 1 bone; this is just an example), and 1 gram equals 1000 mg, the in this example 1 bone would contain 3 mg of sodium. Wouldn't it be easier if manufacturers put this information on the packages??
Regarding Royal Canin Potato & Duck, this prescribed food has been my poodle's primary food for 4 yrs. and he has done very well on it - it has not aggravated his skin allergies. His skin has not reacted to this "treat" either, but he doesn't get this every day and only in small amounts (2 - 3 small breed biscuits.)

My dog was on Royal Canin Hypoallergenic too and after we knew for sure trough an allergy test what are the ingredients that he's allergic to, we switched the royal canin for Natural Balance and he is doing great. Natural Balance is a great food but first you need to be sure of what your dog is allergic to. For example, my dog can't eat all of their formulas because he's allergic to some of the ingredients but we found one specific Natural Balance formula that doesn't include any of those ingredients that he's allergic to. A food can be high quality and claims to be good for dog with food allergies but that alone is not enough to avoid a food allergic reaction, the best is to know of what our dog is allergic. Good luck.