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

My almost 15 year old cat was recently diagnosed with kidney disease and I have been struggling to find food that he will consistently eat. Luckily, I have found he will eat both varieties of Weruva WX Phos Focused flavors that have gravy!! (He will not even touch the "hydrating puree" ones even if the flavor is similar.) I wish there were more flavors available with gravy. I have noticed that he almost never throws up these ones compared to the more expensive prescription kidney foods though. The gravy helps make sure he is hydrated and the food helps him keep weight on. Fingers crossed that he will continue to be happy with these Weruva flavors longterm!

We switched our 10yo Molly to this food when she was diagnosed with Stage 2 CKD. She was really picky when it came to her wet food, but she really enjoyed these. Plenty of gravy in this food to keep their moisture up. The food is finely shredded, making it easy for them to chew. We could not afford to go the Rx route, and adding this wet food and a phosphorus binder got us 14 months from her diagnosis to her passing.

Not as advertised. The picture shows a chunky product but it is 75% liquid and my cats won't eat it. To make matters worse, they won't let you return it. Awful!

The cat loves it.

Not the favorite for my cats. Cancelled my subscription

I’ve searched years for this kind of food. As an engineer with experience in biology I took a great interest in learning feline nutrition so I could make sure her body has the right stuff that she needs in it. It isn’t about the buzzwords “wild ancestry” nor “live long foodbits 3000 TM” because those aren’t actually meaningful—I want to know which molecules should be in her food and body. Everything dies sooner in nature than when we do our best. They also die sooner when we feed them McDonalds every day. I want to feed my cat analogous to how a nutritionist would tell me to eat, so I decided to become her nutritionist. I’ve had my cat since I was 8 years old. I’m now 22 and she is 14. I’m committed to keeping her here with me and happy for as long as felinely possible. This is everything I’ve been looking for in a cat food for my 14 year old baby. Over 50% protein DM, less than 10% carb DM, animal sources (instead of the usual peas/soy/gluten etc inflating other protein numbers), high moisture content since cats don’t drink enough water (and my cat has been lounging by her water bowl all day these days, her poor little old kidneys keeps asking her brain for some help), super low phosphorus for my 14 year old baby, and it’s delicious enough that her picky little sister keeps trying to steal it! Love that there’s eggshell to add calcium without the phosphorous content of bones! I might not be able to make /myself/ eat perfectly every day but I am so grateful that my cat enjoys whatever I give her and I can provide her balanced meals right out of a can for just a couple bucks a meal. So my head is scratching why so many cat foods have normalized mediocre nutrition. If you’re spending extra on grain-free, get one like Weruva or tiki that uses animal proteins instead of just more starches and legumes. The fancy hype brands like BB are all just as bad as the cheap ones because of their poor substitutes even if those pretend to be filler free. This one really is.

It’s at least a non prescription item that focuses on kidney health. My cat likes it just okay.

It's fine as these pate's go, but hit and miss with my 2 senior cats. Some days they'll eat it, other days it just gets put out for the various animals that visit my yard.