Smilla Veterinary Diet Urinary Poultry - cat dry food

Unfortunately, after years without any issues, my tomcat developed a lot of urinary crystals again just a few weeks after switching to this kibble. The vet measured a pH of 8 in his urine, which is way too high, especially since the food is supposed to make the urine more acidic. Protect your tomcat and don’t buy this kibble.

This product does not meet the expected standards. For some time now, I’ve noticed changes in the appearance of the kibble. My cat eats them without any trouble, but he has suffered three episodes of cystitis in the past six months, the second to last one being in November 2025. At the moment, he’s under observation at the vet’s and has had a catheter in place for four days. The vet has expressed concerns about this product.