Weruva Wx Phos Focused

Lickable Chicken & Tilapia Cat Treat

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Formulated for cats with lower phosphorus needs, our lickable chicken and tilapia treat feature high-quality proteins to help maintain muscle mass and support overall health. With high palatability, they offer a delicious way to supplement your cat’s diet without compromising on nutrition. No prescription required, Weruva Wx Phos Focused makes it easy to provide the nutrition your cat needs when it matters most.

$5.49

Size

0.5oz Tube

Pack Size

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Product Highlights

Formulated with carefully selected, naturally low-phosphorus proteins like cage-free chicken, tilapia, and egg white.
Highly palatable with a smooth, lickable texture cats can’t resist.
Stimulates appetite, making it a great choice for cats who are picky or less eager to eat.
All natural. No grain, gluten, carrageenan, powdered cellulose, and fillers.
Weruva Wx Phos Focused formulas are more than just nutrition—they’re peace of mind when it matters most.

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For When It Matters Most

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Product Details

Ingredients

Chicken Broth, Egg White, Chicken, Chicken Fat, Tilapia, Tapioca Starch, Yeast Extract, Guar Gum, Fish Oil, Celery Powder.
Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein (min): 7%, Crude Fat (min): 5%, Crude Fiber (max): 0.5%, Crude Moisture (max): 82%, Ash (max): 1.5%, Phosphorus (max): 0.05%
Caloric Content

kcal per treat: 15
kcal per kg: 1101
Lifestage

Adult, Senior
Features

Gluten-Free, Grain-Free, Recyclable

Feeding Guidelines

Feed as a treat for your cat. Treats should not exceed 10% of your cat's total daily diet. Refrigerate unused portions.

Transitioning

When introducing a new treat, it’s important to start with a small amount and gradually increase over a few days. Keep an eye on your cat's response and adjust as needed to ensure a smooth and enjoyable transition.

Product Guarantee

We’re confident your pet will love our products, but if you’re not satisfied within 30 days, we’ve got you covered. For further assistance, please visit our Help & Support page!

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Nutritional Information

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An infographic from Weruva shows nutrition information for their lowest phosphorus cat foods, including phosphorus details, calorie and energy content, as fed and dry matter nutrient percentages, and mineral content per 100 kcal.

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Wx Phosphorus Focused

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A chart titled Wx Phos Focused from Weruva displays phosphorus details of pet food flavors, showing percentages and mg/100 kcal for chicken purée, tilapia & tuna purée, tilapia & chicken purée, and chicken in gravy.

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In the chart above, we have listed phosphorus information based upon a lab analysis of the “as fed percentage”, “dry matter basis percentage”, and “mg/100 kcal”.

AS FED – measures phosphorus as an overall percentage of ingredients
DRY MATTER BASIS - measures phosphorus as a percentage of ingredients after moisture is removed
mg/100 kcal - measures milligrams of phosphorus in 100 kcal of food

Wx Phos Focused - Our Lowest Phosphorus Foods

Based upon literature and veterinarian advice, pet parents of cats with kidney issues often seek foods with the lowest levels of phosphorus. Such foods will not cure damaged kidneys, but they may, generally speaking, help cats feel better—and this in turn may help cats maintain appetite and muscle mass.

Wx Phos Focused foods is not complete and balanced because it does not contain adequate levels of phosphorus. None of our foods are intended to diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your veterinarian when changing your cat’s diet.

Current Weruva Formulas - The Weruva Difference

As the main dietary source of our formulas is boneless meat, many of our complete and balanced formulas (per AAFCO standards) meet or are even significantly below phosphorus levels recommended by veterinarians for cats with kidney issues. Phosphorus is a component of bone, and bones are often in pet food formulas, even if bone is not declared on the package. For instance, the AAFCO definition of chicken is “…flesh and skin with or without accompanying bone”.

The Wx Phos Focused Difference

With Wx Phos Focused foods, we have designed formulas with such low phosphorus levels that they are not complete and balanced (per AAFCO standards). And this includes formulas that are more than 20% less than AAFCO minimum standards for phosphorus. We have accomplished this without sacrificing the integrity or quality of ingredients or processing.

No Protein Sacrifice - Wx Phos Focused foods are for the Obligate Carnivore

“But shouldn’t I be looking for low protein in addition to low phosphorus?”

Cats with kidney issues may benefit from diets that have lower levels of phosphorus, but we believe it is necessary to include adequate levels of protein. Cats, by definition, are obligate carnivores, and this means their bodies need meat. Meat includes high quality protein which in turn helps maintain muscle mass--something crucial for cats with kidney issues.

Keeping phosphorus on the lower side and protein adequate often presents a challenge because rising protein levels typically correlates with rising phosphorus levels. Accordingly, many traditional “low phosphorus” diets often sacrifice protein content to hit target phosphorus levels. As such formulas swap muscle building protein for other caloric sources, such as carbohydrates, they may not be entirely fit for an obligate carnivore.

By carefully choosing protein sources that contain lower levels of naturally occurring phosphorus (including boneless skinless chicken breast, boneless tilapia filets and egg whites—the same cuts and quality as used in products for people), Wx Phos Focused foods “circles the square”. The result—Wx Phos Focused formulas maintain substantial levels of protein to help maintain muscle mass while at the same time providing phosphorus levels below AAFCO standards.

Why Do Cat Parents Seek Lower Phosphorus Formulas

As kidney health declines, the kidneys may no longer filter blood efficiently, and excess phosphorus may enter the bloodstream. Consequently, cats may generally feel ill, become lethargic or experience loss of appetite. Unfortunately, it may become cyclical as the excess phosphorus may further impair the kidneys. A diet on the lower side of phosphorus, while it will not cure kidney issues, may help with the ailments.

Metabolizable Energy Profile - Species Appropriate Caloric Ratio

We aim for:

60% calories coming from fat
40% calories coming from protein
0% calories coming from carbohydrates

Have any questions? Reach out to info@weruva.com. To view Wx's full nutritional information, click here.

This product is not intended to diagnose, cure, or prevent any disease. Always consult your veterinarian when changing your cat’s diet.