The HI-TOR Veterinary Select Felo Diet Dry Cat Food is a veterinary diet designed for cats with urinary tract issues. It has mixed reviews, with some owners noting significant health benefits, particularly shiny coats and urinary health. However, a majority of cats refused to eat the food, leading to frustrated owners and potential health issues due to malnutrition.
Potential malnutrition due to refusal to eat
Prevention: Monitor feeding closely and consider mixing with other foods
Improves coat health and urinary tract issues
Prevents further urinary tract infections
Cats refuse to eat the food
Cats may suffer from malnutrition if they refuse to eat
Tip: Mixing with other foods
Causes vomiting in some cats
Tip: Consult with veterinarian
Some ingredients are controversial
Tip: Consult with Veterinary
Yes, it is specifically designed for cats with urinary tract issues
Many cats refuse to eat this food
It is not intended to be used alone
At a premium. Above half the price of standard foods
"I have had two male cats on this food for about 10 years because they both experienced a urinary track infection when they were young. Neither has had an infection since they went on the food. They both also have incredibly healthy, soft and shiny fur and I have to give credit to the food because ..."
"They will not eat it."
If your cat has urinary tract issues and you're looking for a dry food diet, this might be worth a try, but be prepared for potential feeding challenges.
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