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Thank you for the feedback everyone. Do I need to be worried about added fragrance when trying new crystal litters or are they basically all unscented?

Wysong also makes a urinary formula dry food but I also recommend going all wet. Uretic™ - Cat Food for Feline Urinary Tract Health

Solid Gold was part of my rotation when I was feeding dry food. My sensitive boy did really well with it.

Does anyone use crystal litter? I am looking for feedback on different brands. I read good reviews for the one by Nature's Miracle but it has been out of stock for a while so I am looking at different options.

You're welcome. :) Happy to have helped.

I used to buy Evangers cans for my dog but since their recent recall I have been afraid to. The only other cat food I can think of that matches your criteria (hopefully) is Koha but I don't know much about them and it seemed expensive. You are in a tight spot with all those restrictions...

Yes it does, unfortunately not all companies list it on the bags. I would use an average amount for calculations if you don't know. I'm not sure what the average ash is in dry food though, I only feed wet now. This website has been helpful to me when comparing carb content of foods...

I also leave wet food out for the cats overnight. I put a meal out right before I go to bed. It's all gone in the morning and no one has ever gotten sick from me doing this.

I was doing a mix of wet and dry food until one of my cats started having urinary issues. Now all of the cats eat wet only and they are all doing great. I use the chart at catinfo.org to find food with low to moderate phosphorus, high protein, and low carbs. Catfooddb.com is also helpful...

As for dry food, EVO is really good and my cats liked it. Wellness Core is also good but none of my three cats would touch it. I do consider Orijen and Nature's Variety Instinct to be high quality dry foods as well. I don't trust Taste of the Wild dry foods for the same reason I don't trust...

Right! I would have been so upset. He hasn't been sick in a long time, it took a while to figure out the things that don't agree with him.

It posted my response twice for some reason, sorry. I can't figure out how to delete a post.

I just looked at the cans at work and they changed the ingredients yet again, with no mention of it on their website. :( They added beef liver so now I can't do it anyway because Spike with throw up everywhere if he eats beef. I'm really glad I noticed at least before I bought any...

Thanks for the input. I have seen the carb content stated at different percentages on different websites so that's why I was confused. I guess it wouldn't hurt to add it in to the rotation and add extra water. All of my babies like it.

Is EVO too high in ash for a cat that has had urinary issues recently?

What do you guys think of EVO canned cat food? I have been cautious about it since they were bought out but it is pretty affordable. Is it considered low carb? There seems to be a lot of gums in it, no carageenan at least though. I have one cat who had struvite crystals and a bladder...

Can you post all of the ingredients or give us a brand name? Grain is really not necessary in cat food but I would rather see brown rice than corn.

I do not feed carrageenan but avoiding guar gum has seemed really difficult while staying within my price range. Wellness has recently changed their formulas, they no longer contain carrageenan.

I think she was asking about this food: Instinct® Ultimate Protein® Grain-Free Cage-Free Chicken Recipe | Instinct Pet Food I would not feed this to a kitten that young because it is not formulated for all life stages. I did switch my cats to adult food when they were around eight months...

Nature's Recipe is a decent dry food. It was part of my rotation when I was feeding dry. Why are you wanting to switch? Chicken Soup and Taste of the Wild are also affordable. I think Solid Gold is within your price range as well.