I know I've read that both are bad. Are they equally bad? Is one worse than the other? If so, which one? I'm going to add beef broth to the dog's diet, and I need to figure out which one is the best of the three. Here's the breakdown:

1. Natural Beef Broth: 570mg sodium (24% daily value) from sea salt, no sugar added.

2. Organic Beef Broth: 570mg sodium (24% daily value) from sea salt, plus cane sugar added (1g per serving, 4 servings per container).

3. Organic Low Sodium Beef Broth: 140mg sodium (6%) from sea salt, plus cane sugar added (1g per serving, 4 servings per container).

Which one would be the best for a dog? I prefer organic, but both have salt and sugar. So weird. Thanks in advance!

I'd probably go for the organic low sodium if I were going to do it regularly. Are any of your dogs diabetic? Any other health issues? How much are you planning on giving each dog daily?

Thanks. No health issues whatsoever. And I just plan to pour some over their food each day.

I go with the low sodium variety but what about making it too? Or at least some of the time making it.

We're a family of vegetarian/vegans, and the only meat and animal products in the house is for the dogs and cats. Ha! Otherwise we would probably make it from scratch.

Well Oops   canned low sodium is what I would got for and then the one with the least ingredients too!