The cat food is great. The customer service at PetCo was horrible. Ended up ordering it through Chewy with no issues.

carrageenan for cat? is it joke? (review doesn’t too short now)

My cat was prescribed this food after he was diagnosed with kidney and bladder issues. The transition to this brand and flavor was without issue—my cat loved it, it was very easy for my senior to eat, and there was no GI side effect. He looks forward to this food twice a day and his kidney and bladder issues were resolved after one month. We will continue to give this wet food to my cat and hope to continue to see him in such good health and comfort.

Had gotten a few cans from my Vet when my cat was diagnosed. However they don’t keep much in stock. Petco contacted my Vet to verify his prescription and I received the product before I ran out.

Male kitty in early renal failure. Even cut to around 25% of his normal portion, he did not take to this food. Grudgingly, he’ll eat a little. We’re still trying and hopeful.

Starting a subscription online and later modifying it was easy. The chat assistant was very helpful.

My cat was really not doing well and was diagnosed with kidney problems - started him on fluids and Royal Canin renal support early consult and saw such a remarkable difference in just 2 days. Here’s hoping it will last as he is 16 years old.

Even though this food “may” be low in phosphorus, it has several ingredients that I don’t feel good for your cat.. if you do your research, you will find that the very first ingredient SHOULD be a source of protein… the first three would be ideal.. in a sense you are trading quality sourced proteins for low phosphorus. They say a cat with kidney failure should have high quality protein. The second ingredient is a “by-product.” Kinda makes me question all of it. I give it two stars because my cat scarfed it down, but, she also scarfed down a handful of other canned foods i gave her. A few non-prescription foods that seem to have better quality protein. I assume she just likes the pates as all of the ones I tried are very similar in texture and smell. I read the ingredient list on Royal Canin‘s non-prescription foods that can buy in the pet store hoping to find one that is low in phosphorus that i didn't need a prescription for. I found more questionable ingredients for a brand that touts itself as high quality pet food. In the near future pet food labels will have to provide the phosphorus levels in the ingredient list.