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Evanger's Restricted Diet Urinary Tract Cat Food, Boneless Chicken in Broth, 5 oz, 24 count

Evanger's Restricted Diet Urinary Tract Cat Food, Boneless Chicken in Broth, 5 oz, 24 count

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Our take on the Evanger's Restricted Diet Urinary Tract Cat Food, Boneless Chicken in Broth, 5 oz, 24 count

Evanger's Restricted Diet Urinary Tract is a canned wet cat food made with boneless chicken in broth, sold in a 24-count case of 5 oz cans. It is formulated as a veterinary-style diet with controlled magnesium and added acidifiers (ALLTECH Acid Balance) to support a healthy urine pH. The stew texture and chicken base make it a palatable option for cats that need higher moisture intake. It is intended for adult cats with urinary concerns, not for kittens or unrestricted feeding.

Best forAdult cats with a history of struvite crystals or urinary pH issuesCats that need more water intake from wet food
Owners managing magnesium-restricted diets under vet guidance
Picky cats that prefer shredded chicken in broth
Pros
  • High moisture stew helps increase water intake
  • Controlled magnesium and acidifiers target urine pH
  • Boneless chicken is the first ingredient
  • BPA-free can lining and made in the USA
  • Sold as a 24-can case for steady feeding
Cons
  • Veterinary-style diet; use should follow a vet's recommendation
  • Not for kittens or pregnant/nursing cats
  • Only one flavor (chicken) in this line
  • Case format means committing to 24 cans before trying it
  • Wet food costs more per meal than dry

Evanger's Restricted Diet Urinary Tract Cat Food, Boneless Chicken in Broth, 5 oz, 24 count prices at every store

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Evanger's Restricted Diet Urinary Tract Cat Food, Boneless Chicken in Broth, 5 oz, 24 count price history

Lowest price we've seen: $48.34 on Nov 1 at peta2z.com. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 1.

What reviewers say

Owners of cats with urinary issues generally report good acceptance of the chicken stew and note improved water intake. Some cats refuse the texture or smell, and a few owners say the pH benefit only shows with consistent feeding.

Pros
  • Cats eat it readily, including some picky ones
  • Noticeable increase in moisture intake
  • Shredded chicken texture in visible broth
Cons
  • Some cats reject the smell or texture
  • Price per can is high for a case
  • Limited flavor variety

Specifications

Flavor
Chicken
Form
Wet
Life Stage
Adult
Pet Food Type
Veterinary Diet, Cat Food
Health Benefit
Support a healthy pH level
Pet Type
Cat
Suitable Health Concern
Common (and solvable) health challenges
Suitable For
Restricted Diet, Controlled Magnesium
Texture Consistency
Stew
Main Ingredient
Boneless chicken
Ingredient Type
ALLTECH Acid Balance
Packaging Style
Case
Packaging Type
Single can
Eco-Friendly Features
Made in USA, BPA Free Lining

Questions and answers

Is this food a substitute for prescription urinary diets?
It is a restricted-diet formula with controlled magnesium and acidifiers, but it is not a substitute for a vet-prescribed therapeutic diet. Ask your vet whether it fits your cat's specific urinary condition.
How much should I feed my cat?
Feeding amounts depend on weight and the vet's plan; most adult cats eat roughly one 5 oz can per 5 to 7 pounds of body weight daily, split into meals. Confirm the portion with your vet, since this is a restricted diet.
Can kittens eat this food?
No. It is formulated for adult cats, and growing kittens have different nutrient needs. Use a kitten or all-life-stages food instead.
What is in the can?
Boneless chicken in broth with added acidifiers (ALLTECH Acid Balance) and controlled magnesium. Check the full ingredient panel for other binders and supplements.
Is it grain-free?
The formula centers on boneless chicken and broth, but check the label for starches or grains before assuming it is grain-free. The listing does not confirm grain-free status.
When is the price lowest?
Case prices on this diet tend to dip during store-wide pet food sales and subscription discounts. Compare the per-can price across stores rather than the case total.