Weruva Wx Phos Focused, Chicken Formula in Gravy, 3oz Can (Pack of 12)

My elderly cat Clarice who has kidney problems loves this chicken formula with broth. It has shredded chicken which is one of her favorites. I would highly recommend this product. Clarice also struggles from feline herpes and has a constant stuffy nose (which I clean out with saline,) which causes her to have a limited smell. She sniffs and starts devouring this canned food. I am so appreciative of this product being available. I use this with kibble and some phos binder. RX food can be very pricey, but this is very affordable. I will be buying again soon, since she is eating this so well. I hope to see some improvement with her next bloodwork. With this product I hope she continues to eat and gain her lost weight back. She has muscle wasted sadly.

My 8-year-old cat likes a lot of Weruva foods, but he especially loves this Weruva Wx Phos Focused, Chicken Formula in Gravy.He will eat more of this can at a time than he will most other foods, which is great, because it has a very high moisture content and is good for his kidneys and urinary tract. The "gravy" is more like a broth; it's not sticky or thick like gravy, it's thinner without any thickening ingredients. He loves the flavor so much that I can even add a little extra water to eat and he'll still eat it.The chicken is a pulled consistency. It's like little thin strips. These strips are pretty easy for him to eat, although he does sort of lick them a lot until he gets the chicken closer to the edge of the plate and finally bites the pieces rather than lick them. It can get a little messy when he licks the chicken and it goes off the plate, but he's a messy eater in general, so I don't really think this is the food's fault.I tried the other Wx Phos focused flavors, and he didn't like those as much. I'm sure it depends on your cat's specific tastes. I'll continue to buy this one. I've already fed him almost 24 cans over the course of a month or two, and he continues to love it.This food is great for preventing kidney damage because of its high moisture content (like most canned foods) and its low phosphorus content. High phosphorus diets are associated with kidney damage. This is not a prescription food, but it still contains phosphorus in amounts under AAFCO standards. Consult your veterinarian if you are going to feed this food as a major part of your cat's diet. Otherwise, it is perfectly healthy to feed your cats when fed with other foods, because most cat foods have high amounts of phosphorus.

When my cat (RIP my little kitty) had to be on a special diet for her liver this was the only food she was willing to eat. It's not technically the styles the vet said to get which I guess are regulated and can only be bought with a prescription or something. But when I told my vet she wouldn't eat those and she would eat this they said it was fine.

What's the point of this food? As per the (barely readable) label - it's not a balanced food - only for intermittent or supplemental feeding. Too much trouble to create a balanced food that my CKD cat can eat? What a joke. Skip it.

One of the only low phosphorus foods my boy will eat. It’s very hard to find Kidney friendly foods that don’t have meat by product in it and that picky cat will eat.