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Sadly is all dry food, you can expect your cat to die from renal problems at 7 or 12 if you feed those and one kind of pouch that has sugar and phosphorus content is not even listed on the ingredients. I'm just sad that here royal canin only offers dry food or pouches with sugar the only canned...

So all the food that is available here is from royal canin for diabetic cats dry only (That's the one she is currently eating) some others prescription foods have a wet version. Purina dry only (with just regular pouches: kitten, adult cat and indoors) and another local brand that is not listed...

Thank you! there is useful info there :)

It would be amazing to have so many different types of food to choose from. So far all I could find here with less phosphorus that the one I'm currently feeding her is form royal canin. The wet version has sugar listed as one of the ingredients (According to their site is a natural not harmful...

Thank you! It's a great interview with lots of useful info :)

Thank you! That's really helpful I will try to find that kind of food

Hi! Thank you. I live in Argentina :)

Momo is 15 years old and is on a high protein diet of mostly lightly cooked chicken, I don't think the meat I can get here is fresh enough to eat raw, and I give her two small portions of dry prescription food for diabetic cats to make sure she gets enough taurine. They don't sell a wet version...