Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Urinary SO Canned Dog Food, 13.5-oz, case of 24

Our Yorkie developed bladder stones. She is 7 years old and has neurological issues. Our vet put her on this food to possibly avoid surgery. It worked, but she now had to stay on this diet forever to avoid future stones. We were getting the food from the vet but then the company was back ordered. She told us to check Chewy. And of course, Chewy had the food. I placed an order, called the vets office with the order number, the office called Chewy with the authorization and the food was on our doorstep 2 days later. We put it on a subscription so we never have to worry about running out. Thanks Chewy for coming to the rescue.

Our vet recommended this after she had a urinary tract infection. I kept her on it because they said it would help her urinary health in the long term. She is 14 and has been on it for about 2 years. I only give it to her in the morning with some of her dry food. She loves it! I hide her glucosamine pill in there too. Poor old lady - she needs all the vitamins and help she can get. Pacey is a 35 lb beagle border collie mix that is 14 years old!

I think this food helps keep our dog healthy, but I think, after searching around online, it is waaaay over-priced across the board. And, it's just about the same with the other brand of urinary diet prescription dog food too. I guess it's like the RX'd human medication--inflated pricing (and that's not Chewy, it's Royal Canin). I do have to say that Chewy.com has good customer service and the folks are always quite helpful.

My dog Holly is a very picky eater. Before her urinary problems she had eaten the same food for 14 years. It was always difficult to get her to eat anything else other than her favorite people food snacks of course! She took to this food very quickly. She doesn’t have many teeth left so the texture is perfect! I would highly recommend this food

My vet recommended this brand. My dog loves it. Since it required a Vets perscription, I was recommended to order it on Chewy.com. The process was very easy. Chewy got the verification from my vet and the product was shipped and delivered with just a few days! Now I am on autoship, so I have piece of mind that my dog will not run out of food.

My ShihTzu has bladder stones and the Vet suggested this Urinary SO food. It’s very expensive and she’s a picker eater, so I was nervous about ordering it. As it turns out, she can’t wait for dinner now. My only complaint is that it’s sold in two cases of 12, and the cases are bound together in shrink wrap. I can’t lift the weight of 24 cans so I have to ask my neighbor to carry it in for me. I wish that Chewy would package this differently.

Ordering in bulk and having it delivered is great. But the auto ship needs some work. My dry foods and wet foods are on different schedules but everything lumps together and I can’t ship them separately. Or if I can I can’t figure it out.

We purchase the wet food since our dog had lost interest in the dry food. We mix a little bit of this wet food with his dry food and he is eager to eat it every time!

Seems to be a very good option. Just started using it hoping it take some weight off my dogs but haven’t seen any results as of yet. I do think though it is a bit expensive.

She ate it for a week but then refused. Had to order dry version which she likes. Delivery was fast which was great. I now have $150 worth of Rx dog food left but if it dissolves the stones well worth it.