Wellness CORE Divine Duos Beef Pate & Diced Chicken Liver in Gravy Grain-Free Wet Cat Food
In a Nutshell
- High-quality, grain-free formula
- Low phosphorus content suitable for cats with CKD
- High sodium content, a concern for cats with kidney issues
- Cats love the taste and texture
Quick Verdict
Wellness CORE Divine Duos Beef Pate & Diced Chicken Liver in Gravy Grain-Free Wet Cat Food is highly recommended for cats with chronic kidney disease, though the high sodium content is a concern. Cats love the taste, and it's great for picky eaters. The high quality and grain-free formula make it a top choice for health-conscious cat owners.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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High Quality Ingredients (5)
The food is made with high-quality, natural ingredients, including beef and chicken liver, which cats find delicious.
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Great Taste (6)
Cats love the taste, making it easy to feed them this food.
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Low Phosphorus Content (2)
Ideal for cats with chronic kidney disease due to its low phosphorus levels.
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Grain-Free Formula (2)
Grain-free and hypoallergenic, making it a good choice for cats with allergies or sensitive stomachs.
Cons
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High Sodium Content (2) critical
Cats with chronic kidney disease need to avoid high sodium levels and this food contains double the recommended amount.
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Cost (1) minor
Expensive but worth it for the quality and nutritional value.
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Packaging (1) minor
Non-recyclable tops on the cans, which is frustrating for environmentally conscious consumers.
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Some Cats Refuse to Eat (1) minor
Some cats may refuse to eat this food, even if they normally have a good appetite..
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Cat owners with CKD cats — Low phosphorus content, great taste, suitable for picky eaters
- • Health-conscious cat owners — High-quality, natural ingredients, grain-free formula
✗ Skip If
- • Cat owners concerned about sodium intake — High sodium content, not suitable for cats with kidney issues
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Common Questions
Is this food suitable for cats with kidney disease?
Yes, it is low in phosphorus but high in sodium, which may be a concern.
Is this food grain-free?
Yes, it is grain-free and hypoallergenic.
Is it possible to convince my cat to eat this?
No problem, cats love it and it is effects perfectly.
Highlighted Reviews
"Our 16 year old cat who has thyroid, kidney and lymphoma just loves this. It's very difficult to get her to eat at times and she hates the kidney diets. I can always get her to eat several of these a day and it comes down to having a good quality of life for her and a good food."
"One of my CKD cats love this food. It has very low phosphorus which is recommended for CKD cats. But the amount of sodium...WOW! High sodium is definitely NOT recommended for CKD cats! It has over double the recommended amount of sodium for cats who suffer from the dreadful disease. My cat won't sto..."
Bottom Line
If your cat loves it and you can manage the sodium intake, this is a great choice. Otherwise, consider other options with lower sodium content.