Purina Pro Plan Veterinary Diets UR Urinary Ox/St Canned Dog Food, 13.3-oz, case of 12

This was a key step to getting my dog eating again after being ill and then having to be put on a urinary diet. She wouldn't touch the food first recommended by my doctor. It's pricey but I just use it to keep her excited about her meal every day as she ages.

This is JoJo's second surgery for bladder stones. They took 108 stones out this time! Last time I wouldn't do prescription food because what was available was loaded with sodium, one brand said right on the website not for long term use even though their can says nothing of the sort, and just poor, poor ingredients available. But Purina doesn't have sodium in their food. JoJo is very picky, but she is eating it, somewhat reluctantly, probably because it's bland and she's still recovering, but last time she refused to eat anything if she had to do the sodium laden food! And this brand takes care of eliminating the formation of two different types of stones. I'm so relieved, and Chewy immediately This is JoJo's second surgery for bladder stones. They took 108 stones out this time! Last time I wouldn't do prescription food because what was available was loaded with sodium, one brand said right on the website not for long term use even though their can says nothing of the sort, and just poor, poor ingredients available. But Purina doesn't have sodium in their food. JoJo is very picky, but she is eating it, somewhat reluctantly, probably because it's bland and she's still recovering, but last time she refused to eat anything if she had to do the sodium laden food! And this brand takes care of eliminating the formation of two different types of stones. I'm so relieved, and Chewy immediately sent me a coupon for the prescription brands, next time I need food! … more

Lilly Bear loves canned PP UR. I use it to add moisture and texture to her dry PP UR. It is a great way to disguise medications she otherwise will not take. Just wrap them up in meatballs. YUM!

My dog is an 11 1/2 year old Maltese. He has crystals in his urine & has tried Hills & Royal Canine food but still has crystals. This food is last choice/chance. He likes it very much & also liked Hills. Didn’t like Royal Canine wet or dry food.

My dog was losing weight and generally not feeling well. My vet wanted her to have the Purina ProPlan UR diet. We started with the dry food which she did not care for. I was concerned she would continue to lose weight so I asked my vet if I could order the wet food for her. He gave the ok and Chewy delivered the order speedily. She likes the wet food and now will eat the dry food as well if I mix the two together. She is feeling much better and I'm confident she will have gained weight by her next checkup.

We have tried all the brands of UR prescription wet foods for our small dog who had surgery for bladder stones a couple of years ago. While still pricey, this food is the least expensive and best of all, she still eats it! (At times, we do give her “toppings” to make it more tasty, change it up, etc.). I only gave 4 stars because, well, it’s prescription food.

Been using this for 2 weeks now. Seems to be working good for treating my pets bladder stones. Much cheaper then RC or Hills

I make meatballs as treats and they love it. For meals they eat the dry dog food.

I'm stuck with 3 and a half cases because now she doesn't like it.

My dogs love this wet dog food. It is a high qualify food for an excellent price!