Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Urinary SO Loaf In Sauce Canned Cat Food, 5.8-oz, case of 24

I have reluctantly fed this food to my cat Friar for about 2 years now. He refuses to eat it at all and only reluctantly eats it if I put a high quality wet food on top, like Weruva. The ingredient list is horrendous and I don’t blame him for not wanting to eat it. Because of his pickiness, I started giving him Royal Canin Urinary SO dry food - another nightmare cat food that caused my cat to vomit every couple days (a common issue, read the reviews). After quite a few chats with his vet, we’re switching him to Hill’s and crossing fingers it’ll work.

My cat has eaten this food without issue for a number of years now, but recently the food seems different. The food seems drier than before (less sauce) and my cat eats it only begrudgingly if at all. Really wish I haven't purchased a large shipment before finding this out. Many reviews on the Royal Canin website are also complaining about what seems to be a change in the formula. I haven't seen any acknowledgment from Royal Canin on this, however.

tldr; dented can contained red, pungently rancid tuna. == Been a delighted Chewy subscriber for over a year now, ever since my vet put my chunky pumpkin on a prescription food so that what she consumes as input is gentle on her output. But like another creature named Chewy, my pumpkin is "Always thinking with your stomach". If dinner is late, a paw to the forehead is imminent. She's relentless until I get the hint. So I've been worried that she'd run out of food while we waited for late shipments, the last two arriving just in the nick of time. I tried to look the other way when some of the cans were cosmetically dented. I know you're doing your best. But yesterday the twice-daily tldr; dented can contained red, pungently rancid tuna. == Been a delighted Chewy subscriber for over a year now, ever since my vet put my chunky pumpkin on a prescription food so that what she consumes as input is gentle on her output. But like another creature named Chewy, my pumpkin is "Always thinking with your stomach". If dinner is late, a paw to the forehead is imminent. She's relentless until I get the hint. So I've been worried that she'd run out of food while we waited for late shipments, the last two arriving just in the nick of time. I tried to look the other way when some of the cans were cosmetically dented. I know you're doing your best. But yesterday the twice-daily delight of the sound of a can cracking open was met with a rude surprise. Peeling back the lid revealed a red goo and a nasty stench, where in place of her usual culinary delights we found red, rancid tuna. Pumpkin, always thinking of her stomach, did NOT understand why food was now being taken away and sent down the garbage disposal, and why she had to wait for another can until after the scent of rotting fish had been successfully purged from the sink. Luckily the next can in the box was her usual delights, and I didn't have to once again face the look of confused disappointment as I disposed of another much-anticipate feast-o-fish. Her evening meal resumed while I continued de-stinking the kitchen sink. I know fulfilling orders is unprecedentedly difficult right now, but getting to the vet in the case of a sick kitty would be scary and challenging. Chewy, you really need to uphold your usual quality of what leaves the warehouse. … more

My kitty was loving this can formula. He was on it since last fall after illness and vet workups. He loved it -- we had a routine how he would ask for his breakfast from me. Then in March the new batch was refused. I talked to Chewy and they sent a replacement case different lot #. Still absolute refusal. I bought 2 cans, even another lot number, from my vet. The cat will not eat it. Just turn up nose. Anyone know what happened?

My cat had crystals. Got her on this as the vet recommended it. Used it all, then gave her the other brand again, but a lot more wet to get more water intake and less dry. That did not work as a lot of people say. She was peeing blood. She's back on this for good. She loves it. So does her brother that doesnt need it lol

I had to change my cat's diet due to diagnosis of kidney stones a month ago. He has not been a huge fan of wet food, so I was nervous to make this purchase. But to my surprise he is eating this wet food! It is too early for me to tell if it helping his new diagnosis, but so far so good.

Our vet put one of our cats on a script food to help get rid of crystals in her bladder. We tried another brand that was supposed to be good but she just turned up her nose at it. I think she’d starve rather than eat the other brand. Tried this brand’s dry and moist Food and she loves it! The dry food is like a treat for her. The canned is consumed with gusto! Good stuff!

Our 9 year old female cat has been in excellent health but developed kidney stones as diagnosed by the vet based on xrays. The cat was in considerable pain and released blood mixed with urine. We switched to this cat food as directed by the vet and the stones cleared by themselves and our cat is back to normal. This stuff looks kind of unappealing to me but our cat seems to like it and it cleared the problem.

My male cat was diagnosed with a UTI & bladder spasms. I was immediately referred to this product. This was 6yrs ago, and he has never had an issue since! I’ll never use another cat food for him! This is truly amazing no matter what the cost!

My cat has been eating this since last summer when he had an occurrence of urinary crystals. This food was really helpful in combating them. Didn't have any issues with him eating it at first. However, the formula has recently changed. It is much drier now, as it used to have lots of gravy, which I think was the thing convincing my cat to eat it. It also has a much stronger, pungent smell. I honestly thought I received a bad batch so I ordered a new pack only to have the same experience. I think it works well if you are able to get your kitty to eat it but we ended up switching brands.