Salt crystals cling to the surface of a chip, a tiny glittering mess that can become a poor bargain for a cat. You may see one stolen bite. The body sees sodium, and a small animal has less room for error when its kidneys or heart already carry disease.Sharing snacks is a bad trade, even when the cat begs like it has hired a lobbyist. Sodium helps regulate extracellular fluid volume and supports n...
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