14 reviews foranimonda Integra Protect Adult Renal

So relieved to find a renal food that the cat likes. She actually loves this stuff. Not seen her eat like this in a while. Will give the integra renal wet food a try now. Five stars!!

Yes the biscuits are large, but it’s the only one he will eat. Unfortunately it has been out of stock since Christmas and the date keeps being pushed back. When is it coming back in?

My cats would not eat this.The biscuits are quite large compared with other biscuits.

The pieces are much larger than other brands and my cat doesn't like it. That doesn't mean that there's anything wrong with this food but he just turns his nose up at it. I don't think it's the size that's bothering him, though it does seem a bit big for a senior cat. Luckily there is a good choice of other brands available here.

My poorly siamese male who has chronic kidney disease quite liked the wet food so I purchased these biscuits but he's only got his front teeth left and he hasn't taken to these as they are quite big. If your cat is larger with all their teeth you might not experience the same dislike.

My cat was diagnosed with crf this year & vet advised feeding renal food. I tried him with canin & hills which he ate & tried this for bit of a change & because it is grain free. He refuses to eat it to the point he picks out the other kibble if I mix it. It looks a decent composition, he obviously doesn't like the taste. We have settled on happy cat.

My 18 year old cat loved this dry food, but when I checked with the vet, we discovered that the protein content was 22% - not low protein at all. The labelling needs to be clearer as it's not suitable for cats with renal disease. Far too much protein unlike the wet Integra which is low protein (about 4%) and loved by our cat

My recently diagnosed renal cat briefly complied with eating the renal wet food and then refused to eat anything. Luckily, the Integra dry arrived in the post just as my old boy was starting to panic with hunger. Thankfully, he is a lot happier and is now contentedly eating the dry food, and still refusing to anything else.

Our elderly cat doesn't have many teeth but insists on eating only dried foods. He's been struggling with the Hill's dry food because the nuggets are quite large and round. The nuggets in Integra dried food are flatter and dome shaped and he finds these much easier to eat and chew. His plate is now completely cleared after each serving!

Our Burmese cat with renal problems hated all the other types of special food but eats this and the one in trays.

I have been pleased that my 2 cats with renal conditions have accepted this food as they did not like the other brands- Hills and Royal Canin. I would recommend this for people struggling to get their cats to eat a special renal/kidney diet.

These are suitable for my cat, she has a kidney problem, and out of everything I've tried, these have helped her the most. Her kidney values are within the normal range. It worked for her.

Despite his lack of appetite due to chronic kidney failure, he really enjoys the food.

Our tomcat is now 11 years old and unfortunately has had kidney problems for a few years. Switching to the new food went smoothly. His motto: As long as there’s something to eat, he’s happy 😁

My cat loves this food, but I have to limit it because she’s on a diet.

I wanted to try them despite the mixed reviews. I can't comment on their quality or effectiveness for kidney conditions, as my cat completely ignores them. The kibbles are tiny. Honestly, I don't understand how anyone can say they're big.