Question 1

are any of their ingredients outsourced?

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I am not 100% certain of the ingredients being outsourced. Information online can be ambiguous. This sort of question you may want to ask directly to the manufacturer, they have FAQ section. What I did find is that my dog loves this food since his digestive system responds better to a low fat diet. The ingredients have always been consistent and his fav is Chicken and it smells nice, unlike other can foods. The cans last me for about 2 days after stored in the fridge. I feed my 2 Irish terrier dogs. Just in case your looking for a good Dry food that is not outsourced I know for a fact, "ACANA" is one of the best ones! I usually get the Wellness Preparation process http://www.wellnesspetfood.com/how-wellness-natural-canned-pet-food-is-made.aspxAcana DRY Food http://www.acana.com/about-acana/never-outsourced/-Good Luck!

Question 2

Is there salt added in the "natural flavor" ingredient? My dog needs a low-sodium diet.

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Hi, there is no salt added to the natural flavoring. The natural flavor in our recipes are a blend of non-animal based amino acids and minerals that are highly palatable for dogs. The sodium value for the 95% Chicken recipe is 0.17% on an As Fed Basis. If you have further questions, please reach out to our Consumer Affairs team. We’re available at 800-225-0904 M-F | 8-5 ET, or email info@wellnesspet.com.

Question 3

What are the sources of the ingredient "natural flavor" listed?  does it include: chicken, duck, turkey, white fish, corn, peas, eggs, brewer's yeast?

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Hi, the natural flavor in the 95% Topper & Mixer recipes is a blend of non-animal, based natural flavor that is a blend of amino acids and minerals that are highly palatable for dogs. If you have further questions, please reach out to our Consumer Affairs team. We’re available at 800-225-0904 M-F | 8-5 ET, or email  info@wellpet.com.

Question 4

This brand or Merrick grain free?

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I find it incredibly difficult to believe that any meat-first 95% cat or dog food can still onnly have 10% proptein. Is just doesn't make any sense. Think about it. The cheapest and lousiest pet foods on the market usually calim 9 or 10% protein--and that's the really crummy stuff. How can this be 95% of [BLANK] meat and still add up to only 10% protein. It simply isn't possible. 
I think they're using the language to mis-represent what is actully in this food. And I think most people don't realize it. Possibly, what's really meant is that the meat that IS in the can is 95% of whichever meat it claims. But not that the can contaiins 95% of that meat, only that the small amount of meat it has in the can is made of 95% meat with the other 5% being water or some other ingredient (like fat, or a filler, etc.). That's just IMHO. Hope that helps. Have a good day!
By the way, I would definitely go with Merrick.

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Wellness 95% Beef Natural Wet Grain Free Canned Dog Food, 13.2-Ounce Can (Pack of 12)

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