Is the list referring to dry food, or canned food?
Just as with dogs, a diet high in protein does not damage the kidneys. Diets that are low in moisture (ie kibble) are generally the culprit for kidney disease. Cats should be on a high protein, high moisture, low carbohydrate diet - basically, a grain-free canned food or a raw diet. I wouldn't recommend a 100% dry diet for any cat of any age.
All of those foods are excellent foods, and I would have no problem feeding the canned versions to a cat of any age.