Forza10Urinary Tract Cat Food Wet – Fish Flavor UTI Support, Cat Food for Urinary Tract Health, 3.5 oz Cans, 32 Pack Case, Vet Formulated, Made in Italy

My order was diverted to another location and I have not received it. It appears to be lost is what Amazon says if I don't get it tomorrow.I was looking forward to getting this product. My cat loves it even though his owner can't afford it....but it's worth it

SUPER moisture for my elder cat with 10% Kidney Disease. I can lessen the percentage with this, Dr. Marty’s Freeze Dried Feast (subscription based), and incredibly important Distilled Water with Unflavored Pedialyte.. so far so great and better for my adopted female Maine Coon (13-15yrs) — ALL cats need SUPER MOISTURE (fyi : human brain is 70% water, just sayin’) Water is Life! — Distilled is the purest, I drink it WITH a few drops or more of organic Lemon. My cat : 2-3 table spoons of Pedialyte for adult/elder cat.. (no lemon for cats)

Does not work well for cats with urinary tract disorders, fed this to my cat for around a month, kept him hydrated and by the end of month was still having blood in his urine. It also absolutely reeks, I gagged every time I opened a tin.

The cats loved this item for some time, then suddenly stopped eating it. Typical for our picky eaters.

I’m giving the food 5 stars bc it deserves it but it’s too expensive and Amazon didn’t send me what was pictured

My cat really likes this food. It is pretty fishy though, and stinks up my whole kitchen (where his dish is). Also, I know some people freak out about their pet having bones. There are small fish bone particles in this food. I'm not worried about him chocking or anything, but he does leave a little mess on the floor next to his dish where he discards some of these bone pieces. I think the quality of the food is good, not a lot of additives/junk in there. I bought this food because my fur baby started peeing in some areas where he shouldn't. After an unsuccessful visit to the vet (no answers as his bladder was empty when we were there) I did some of my own research and though it was worth a short to buy this food in an effort to acidify his urine and get him to stop peeing outside the box. As the same time I also removed everything he was peeing on and added another cat box to the house (we've got two adult male cats) so I'm not sure if him stopping was because all the fun stuff to pee on is gone or because the food fixed whatever was bothering him internally (if there even was anything wrong with his bladder). All I care about is that he stopped peeing outside the box. It's kind of pricey for cat food, but it's worth not having to wash all kinds of rugs and blankets every day.

The squares were a bit bigger than the cans we usually get, but since they were sold out of our usual, we went with this. The second we opened one, I regretted this decision. The food smells so bad that at one point my husband started looking through the cats area thinking they brought a mouse in and it was rotting somewhere in the house. The cat did eat it though. He wasn't thrilled about it. Usually would leave it sitting out for a bit before he would decide to go eat it, but would eventually do it. He rarely finished the whole cube though. I definitely won't be getting this kind again, but maybe if you feed your cat outside it won't be too bad.

This is the only renal and urinary special diet my cats will eat. Unfortunately, though this is the only type they like, we have developed an issue. There are white chunks in the food that my cats cannot digest. Every few days they vomit them up. It is horrible having to clean up the piles and the only thing apparent is those white chunks. If I pick them out, the issue is resolved. Everything else in there is ground up so PLEASE, grind up the white chunks as well.