Canned Cat Food

AsL2n0914

Member Since 2026
Hello, I am new to this site. My sweet Aslan, (11 y/o) was recently diagnosed with Stage 2-3 kidney disease. His BUN is 50, Creatinine is 2.6, SDMA is 13 and his Hgb is 9.6. I have him on a kidney diet and he HATES the Hills brand of canned cat food. I have been feeding him senior Fancy Feast until I can find a canned replacement he will eat. Has anyone had any experience/preference with Daves or Weruva ? Thank you for your support. May
 
Hi and welcome!

What country are you in? There are a lot of options in the food charts here. Look for something low in phosphorus.

No experience with Daves but I feed my Stage 2 guy Weruva. The two he likes right now are the BFF Play Pate, Chicken Cherish and Chicken & Turkey Tiptoe.
 
Hi and welcome!

What country are you in? There are a lot of options in the food charts here. Look for something low in phosphorus.

No experience with Daves but I feed my Stage 2 guy Weruva. The two he likes right now are the BFF Play Pate, Chicken Cherish and Chicken & Turkey Tiptoe.
THANK YOU Tim & Pookey !!! We live in the United States, the list is incredible and gives Aslan alot of healthy/tasty choices . Someone went through quite a bit of research, work and love to create that spreadsheet. Thank you for sharing . I am looking into the Phos-Bind powder too, but am not comfortable with some of the side effects. Our Pet Smart carries Weruva, will bring this spreadsheet/list and Pookey's list with me. MANY thanks !
 
You’re so welcome! The lists are great. Hopefully your Pet Smart has them. I normally order Weruva on their website.

I am looking into the Phos-Bind powder too, but am not comfortable with some of the side effects.
Is his phosphorus high? Depending on how his numbers are trending maybe you can get away with just the diet change for now.
 
You’re so welcome! The lists are great. Hopefully your Pet Smart has them. I normally order Weruva on their website.


Is his phosphorus high? Depending on how his numbers are trending maybe you can get away with just the diet change for now.
Goodmorning Tim & Pookie, Aslan's Phosphorus is 5.5, the high side of normal but still within normal range. I will keep to the diet change and daily Reiki. He gets bloodwork done every 4 months because he has to be sedated. A vet visit is not high on his favorite things to do. Thank You !!!
 
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