Purina Pro Plan Urinary Cat Food, Wet Cat Food Variety Pack, Urinary Tract Health Beef and Chicken Entrees - (12) 5.5 oz. Cans

I would say that my two cats are normal picky, not weirdly picky, and certainly will not eat just anything. They try to eat most things, but will eat very little or quit early. However, when I bust open a can of the Beef & Chicken, give them their food bowls, and stand back... whoa! GONE. The chicken flavor they like, but neither of them are very happy with pellet/chunk type foods of any brand or flavor. I have to mash this one (orange label highlights) very well, breaking up the little rubbery chunks to get them to dig in with any vigor. So, flavor is YES, texture of pellets not so much, but the Beef & Chicken is a paté and they LOVE that.

I switched to this Purina Pro urinary tract, wet cat food, as well as the dry, when the vet found blood in my cat’s urine during her annual checkup. She’s still going strong at 17. She likes the chicken better than the beef.

My male cat suffered two separate urinary crystal emergencies years ago. It was terrifying, and by the time everything was said and done, the vet bills were so high we could have bought a used car. If I had known how common urinary issues can be in male cats, I would have researched preventative nutrition much sooner. Thankfully, we are now five years free of urinary problems. Since his diagnosis, both of my cats have been eating Royal Canin Urinary SO. Because they’re a bonded pair and insist on sharing meals, I’ve been feeding prescription food to both of them for years, which has cost me around $200 per month. At their most recent checkup, I discussed other options with my veterinarian. He recommended continuing the Urinary SO but said I could rotate in this food as well. I now feed one case of Royal Canin for every three cases of this food and alternate between them. A quick note: my vet stressed that hydration is one of the most important factors in preventing urinary crystals and blockages. I add about a tablespoon of water per half can of food to increase their water intake even more. My cats love the variety in this multipack, especially having both pâté and gravy options. I love that it has allowed me to significantly reduce my monthly food costs while keeping my cats happy and healthy. If your veterinarian has prescribed a urinary diet, it may be worth asking whether this food could be an option for your cat. Every cat is different, but if it works for yours, it could save you a substantial amount of money without sacrificing their urinary health.

Cat loves this. He can’t wait for dinner and starts begging for this food hours before it’s time. He’s drinking and peeing better than ever.

These urinary health foods for cats are pricey. This one is a bit more affordable & seems to be a good product for our old cat. He prefers the pate texture over the entree bits.