Purina's Pro Plan Urinary Tract Health Formula is good for cats prone to urinary issues, but some users noted inconsistent texture and quality. It's a cheaper alternative to Royal Canin.
A good alternative to prescription diets, much cheaper
Veterinarians recommend it for urinary health.
Two finicky cats loved it, indicating strong palatability.
Inconsistent texture makes feeding tricky.
Some batches have a bad smell
Damaged cans reported, affecting product integrity.
Multiple recent reviews note a decline in quality, with inconsistent texture and off-smells reported.
Hot product, strong recommendation
quality control issues, unsatisfied
Factors: temperature, quality control issues, storage conditions
Yes, it is recommended by veterinarians for cats with urinary health issues.
Some users have reported quality control issues and bizarre odors.
"Both my fur babies adore this food.... So glad Purina Pro Plan Urinary Tract Health is loved by both my cats. Will continue to purchase this product from now on. Thank you Chewy for providing an alternative to pet food requiring a prescription! Boo-Dah and Tavi thank you, too!"
"Must have high levels of heavy metals or other nervous system irritant chemical, my 8 lb cat acted very disturbed after eating this and was normal again after going back to fancy feast pate. She seemed to do better on the turkey version of this urinary wet food"
A decent alternative to prescription diets, but keep an eye out for quality issues.
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