Kidney disease in cats can be a complex situation that might include contending with protein and/or phosphorus levels in the diet, digestive upset and finicky appetite, weight loss and nutrient loss issues, and even blood pressure management. If your cat has a mild or early case of kidney disease and has no restrictions, then our red meat formulas are appropriate, with the option of adding phosphate binder per your vet’s recommendation. If your cat has significant kidney disease it is best if your veterinarian is involved with the decision to feed Shine Pet Food and we are happy to work with them to provide information about our diets and discuss options for customization.