Kitten Loaf in Sauce
- Carbs
- 8.8%
- Protein
- 53%
- Phosphorus
- not listed
20 cans compared
The typical Weruva can gets 5.8% of its calories from carbohydrate, against 14.6% for Royal Canin. Royal Canin has 2 of 10 recipes under the 10% low-carb line; Weruva has 7 of 10. Below, every number is worked out the same way from each can’s label.
Typical values are the middle recipe of each brand. Shares are of calories, so textures compare fairly. Marked cells show the better value where the gap is meaningful.
| Royal Canin | Weruva | |
|---|---|---|
| Cans we compare | 10 | 10 |
| Typical carbs, % of calories | 14.6% | 5.8% |
| Carb range | 8.8–24.1% | 0–12.4% |
| Recipes under 10% carbs | 2 of 10 | 7 of 10 |
| Typical protein, % of calories | 53% | 66% |
| Typical fat, % of calories | 29% | 24% |
| Calories per ounce | 22 | 20 |
| Calories per can | 55–78 | 51–78 |
| Recipes with published phosphorus | 0 of 10 | 6 of 10 |
| Typical phosphorus, mg per 100 kcal | — | 284 mg |
| Confirmed for kittens | 2 of 10 | 0 of 10 |
| Chicken-free recipes | 0 of 10 | 5 of 10 |
| Fish-free recipes | 2 of 10 | 4 of 10 |
| Textures | Pâté, Chunks in gravy | Flaked, Chunks in gravy, Shreds in broth, Pâté |
The recipe with the smallest share of calories from carbohydrate on each side, leaving out toppers meant for supplemental feeding.
Put these two side by sideFor each texture both brands make, the lowest-carb recipe from each.
| Texture | Royal Canin | Weruva |
|---|---|---|
| Pâté | Kitten Loaf in Sauce8.8% carbs · 53% protein · 78 kcal | Press Your Lunch! (Chicken Dinner in a Hydrating Puree)3.7% carbs · 60% protein · 56 kcal |
| Chunks in gravy | Adult Instinctive Thin Slices in Gravy10.6% carbs · 62% protein · 66 kcal | Steak Frites Dinner1.5% carbs · 75% protein · 62 kcal |
Weruva is the lower-carb line overall. Its lowest-carb recipe is Mideast Feast at 0% of calories; Royal Canin’s is Kitten Loaf in Sauce at 8.8%. Both brands have recipes under the 10% line (7 of 10 against 2 of 10), so the right recipe matters more than the brand.
Royal Canin doesn’t publish phosphorus on the pages we checked. Weruva publishes phosphorus for 6 of 10 recipes (typical 284 mg per 100 kcal). Only recipes with a published value can be checked, so start from those and confirm targets with your vet.
Royal Canin has 2 of 10 recipes whose label we could confirm covers growth or all life stages; Weruva has 0 of 10. A missing statement doesn’t mean a can is unsuitable, only that we couldn’t verify it.
Chicken-free: Royal Canin 0 of 10, Weruva 5 of 10. Fish-free: Royal Canin 2 of 10, Weruva 4 of 10. Textures: Royal Canin makes pâté, chunks in gravy; Weruva makes flaked, chunks in gravy, shreds in broth, pâté.
The typical Weruva can gets 5.8% of its calories from carbohydrate, against 14.6% for Royal Canin. Royal Canin has 2 of 10 recipes under the 10% low-carb line; Weruva has 7 of 10.
Royal Canin. Its typical can gets 53% of calories from protein, against 66% for Weruva. Royal Canin has 8 of 10 recipes over 50% protein calories; Weruva has 10 of 10.
About the same: 22 calories per ounce for Royal Canin and 20 for Weruva.
Royal Canin doesn’t publish phosphorus on the pages we checked. Weruva publishes phosphorus for 6 of 10 recipes (typical 284 mg per 100 kcal).
Carbs are what matter most, and Weruva has the lower-carb line with 7 of 10 recipes under 10%. The best single choice is a specific recipe, not a brand: Kitten Loaf in Sauce (8.8%) from Royal Canin or Mideast Feast (0%) from Weruva. Change a diabetic cat’s food only with your vet.