Hi there! While Just Food for Cats is not specially made for cats with urinary tract issues, it may be an acceptable choice for some. Remember that each of these types of urinary tract disease develops in a different way, and what works for one cat will not necessarily work for another. I would talk with your vet to figure out what your cat needs.

We’ve been using Just for Cats for a year or so now. Our system is to cut the frozen block into 1 inch cubes and freeze them. We always keep a few cubes in the refrigerator to thaw. When our cat needs food we take a cube from the fridge (replace it with a frozen cube), add warm water so it’s almost a gravy, and she loves it.

Hello Gabriela, thank you for commenting! Our program that calculates carbohydrate content can sometimes produce results that differ from the actual nutrient composition of the food (because it pulls information from the guaranteed analysis). The company has informed us that the typical carbohydrate content of the food sits at 19%, so a bit lower than was shown on that chart. That’s still pretty high, but not quite as high as the 26% or 34% you’ve mentioned, though I’m not sure where that 34% figure appears on the site. If you could share a link, I’d like to be able to correct that. Thank you!

Hi Jamie! We simply make note of common allergens that appear in any of the recipes we review. There’s nothing wrong with chicken as an ingredient – it’s a great source of animal-based protein! We just want cat owners to be aware of the presence of potential allergens like chicken, fish, and beef in case their cat has food allergies or sensitivities.

Hi Perriot, unfortunately, Just Food for Cats is only sold in the United States at this time.

Hi Mary, thanks for commenting! Hearing about your experience is very valuable. This sticky, starchy quality is intriguing…I wonder what’s going on! Hopefully, we can learn more soon. Cheers, Mallory