Mrs White's All Natural Cat Care Products

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Cats, and some breeds in particular, are especially prone to kidney disease. Whilst some causes of feline kidney failure can be congenital often it is acquired, to keep your cat's kidneys healthy as long as possible, and avoid unnecessary stress on ageing kidneys, make sure your cat always has plenty of fresh water, always make sure your cat has access to a garden or clean litter tray whenever your animal requires it. It is recommended that you restrict the amount of dry food you feed your pet. Avoid phosphorous high foods such as all dairy products. It is also advised that you limit the use of toxins in your home. These are present in almost all commercially produced household products including detergents, cleaning agents, fabric fresheners and room sprays. Many contain phosphorous which is the most dangerous mineral as it speeds up destruction of you cats kidneys.


Of course it is not only the chemicals you use around your cat, it can also be the products that you use on your pet.


With this in mind we have produced our own range of handmade, completely natural cat care and grooming products.


In order to keep your cat happy and healthy as long as possible chose Mrs White's All Natural Cat Care Collection.


Mrs White's Cats Cradle – all natural cat bed and blanket freshener with no nasty chemicals and catnip to encourage use of the cat bed not yours!


Mrs White's The Cats Pajamas – all natural cat hair attracting wash for blankets and beds with catnip.


Mrs White's Glamour Puss – all natural cat grooming spray, conditions coat and skin without washing or rinsing.


Mrs White's Towel & the Pussy Cat – all natural cat shampoo.


Mrs White's Eradicat – all natural deodourising granules to eliminate smells from you kitty's litter and encourage frequent use.


Mrs White's Kat Kit all the above products with a £15 saving!
All Mrs White's products are hand made in the English countryside.

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