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(More customer reviews)My 13-year-old, overweight tabby, Friday, has had urinary tract and weight problems since he was a kitten. For nine years, he was on a prescription maintenance food diet. While he had no urinary tract problems on this food, he never lost any weight. About seven months ago, he stopped eating the prescription food. After trying several different brands, which he would eat for a few days and then go right back to his hunger strike, I tried Friskies Special Diet Urinary Tract Health for Cats. He seems to love it. In the four months since he started eating this food, he is urinating more regularly than ever (with the prescription food. he only urinated once every day or two; with Friskies SDUTH, he is now urinating three to four times a day and IN the litter box!) and he has lost at least 4 pounds (no doubt, some of it being water weight). While I am not advocating Friskies SDUTH as a weight-loss food, in my case, this is a welcome side benefit of maintaining Friday's urinary tract health. It is also healthier for my pocketbook. My six-year-old, slim and active tabby, Whiskers, will only eat Friskies canned cat foods, preferably with gravy. Thank heavens for Friskies and their numerous varieties of foods for all types of cats. My fingers are crossed that Friday will remain satisfied with this choice. I certainly am.
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Special Diet dry cat food is specially formulated to produce a low urinary pH and low levels of magnesium which veterinarians recommend to help your adult cat maintain his urinary tract health.
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