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I made the "rookie mistake" of giving my cat some Dollar store cat treats and it caused him to develop urinary stones for the first time in his life. Big mistake, especially from someone who was raised by a vet mom and who lived above a vet clinic for 2 years as a child.
After some major emergency expenses and antibiotics, my cat got better. My mom then had me get some of this S/O urinary cat food as an "insurance policy" to make sure the cat urinary blockage never occurs again and mix it into his regular cat food (which is now regular Royal Canin Feline Indoor 40, for weight maintenance). The reason I can mix this Urinary S/O food at about 20% and 80% of the regular Indoor 40 food is because my cat doesn't have stones developing in his system, this is just a preventative maintenance thing. If your own cat has serious urinary problems, you may need to go full strength on the S/O food, but talk to your vet about it.
In any case, I initially gave him the regular S/O urinary food and he started to gain some weight, so I switched him to this S/O urinary moderate calorie and it seems to have kept any weight gain at bay. :)
I am very pleased with the product and will continue to order it. My cat is not very finicky and he loves kibbles/dry food, so this has been great. If your cat is a "wet food eater", try the canned version of this product. I am very happy with the dry, as he likes it, it is low calorie, and no more urinary problems. :)
Ps. This is not intended to substituted vet advice about urinary problems. It is important to discuss your cat's medical issues with your vet. And if your cat cannot urinate, is crying, and leaking urine, that is a medical emergency. This food will not fix that, only help to prevent urinary blockages.
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