- Is this food suitable for a cat with kidney disease?
- No. Its phosphorus level is around 0.9%, which is too high for most cats with kidney disease. Ask your vet about a prescription renal diet instead.
- How does it differ from regular Purina ONE?
- The Senior 7+ formula has higher protein and added fiber for hairballs, plus zinc and selenium for skin and coat. Regular Purina ONE is aimed at adult cats with different nutrient levels.
- Does it really help with hairballs?
- It has about 4.95% crude fiber, which can help move hair through the gut. Results vary, and heavy shedders may still need brushing or a hairball remedy.
- Can older cats with few teeth eat it?
- The kibble is on the smaller side, but cats with missing or sore teeth may struggle. Moistening the food or choosing a wet senior formula can help.
- How much should I feed a senior cat?
- It provides about 413 kcal per cup. Follow the feeding guide on the bag based on your cat's weight, and adjust with your vet if your cat gains or loses weight.
- Is it complete nutrition for senior cats?
- Yes, it is formulated as a complete diet for adult cats aged seven and up. It is not a veterinary therapeutic diet, so cats with health conditions need vet guidance.
- Where is the Purina ONE Indoor Advantage Senior 7+ cheapest?
- At Chewy, for $17.98, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Purina ONE Indoor Advantage Senior 7+?
- 6 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Chewy, Petsmart, Target, Petco.