A: No, this cat food is specifically formulated for adult cats.

A: The crunchy kibble texture helps remove plaque and whiten your cat's teeth.

A: No, this dry cat food contains 0% filler, ensuring all ingredients serve a purpose.

A: The primary ingredient in this cat food is real chicken, providing a delicious flavor for cats.

A: It helps maintain urinary tract health by reducing urinary pH and providing low magnesium content.

A: Thank you for taking interest in our recipe. The ONE Urinary Tract Health Formula Natural Chicken Flavor Dry Cat Food features real chicken as the first ingredient. Helps maintain urinary tract health by reducing urinary pH and providing low magnesium blended with supports for strong muscles, including a healthy heart. While this formula offers several benefits, we always recommend consulting with your trusted veterinarian to ensure it's suitable for your cat, especially if you plan on mixing it with other kibbles. The number of calories needed varies, depending upon the pet's age, activity level, and metabolism. It is important to remember that the feeding charts on the packages are only a guideline, so the amount that works best for a particular pet may be slightly above or below the ranges listed on the bag. If you are interested in product recommendations, we'd be happy to help, so please feel free to reach out to us directly at www.purina.com/contact-us - The ONE Team

A: Thanks for your question, and we apologize for the delayed response! Please know that the guaranteed analytical ash content of Purina ONE +Plus Urinary Tract Health Formula Dry Cat Food is 6.2%. You may find the nutritional information and ingredients by clicking this link: https://www.purina.com/cats/shop/purina-one-urinary-tract-health-dry-cat-food. Kindly go to the Nutrition tab, and download the full ingredient list (PDF). We hope this helps. Please feel free to contact us if you need any assistance. We're always here to help. - The ONE Team

A: Our UTH products are formulated to promote a healthy urinary tract in a healthy cat. They are not a suitable substitute for the prescription diet that was recommended by your Vet. We would recommend that you discuss this with your Veterinarian. - The Purina ONE Team