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Frequently Asked Questions about Low Protein Wet Cat Food

What wet food is best for cats with kidney disease?

"Low protein wet cat food is considered best by many vets for cats with kidney disease. If your cat has kidney disease, your vet will likely recommend a prescription renal cat food that contains lower levels of protein. For cats with CKD, always follow the dietary advice of your vet or seek a second professional opinion if necessary."

Do I need a prescription to buy low protein wet cat food?

"You usually do need a prescription to buy low protein wet cat food, as low protein diets are not recommended for healthy cats. Low protein wet cat foods are usually recommended for cats diagnosed with chronic kidney disease, so a veterinary exam and testing will likely be necessary."

Are low protein diets harmful for cats with chronic kidney disease?

"Low protein diets are not generally considered harmful for cats with chronic kidney disease, but a diet too low in protein is not ideal, either. For this reason, renal diets with precise and controlled levels of protein are recommended, and these diets are usually only available by prescription."