Coat care

Wheat is indeed a grain, but not all grains are wheat. If a package indicates that it contains grains, it could be wheat or a combination of grains, such as rye, corn, or rice. That’s why you’ll find all ingredients listed per product in the description, and you can use the filters. Select the ‘wheat-free’ filter in the product category you’re browsing. This way, you’ll see all wheat-free products, and you won’t have to search for them yourself!

Ah, that’s a tough one! It’s difficult to give advice if there isn’t a specific allergy known yet. A possibility would be to try products that are made from only one ingrediënt. Like the sweet potato snacks,  the Pawfect fruitsnacks Or the Soopa snacks. When in doubt, always consult your vet!

Keep an eye on the PH levels of your cat’s urine. The tests can be gradually reduced and are easy to perform. This prevents the urine from becoming alkaline and, eventually, bladder grit. Do you want to know how to do the PH tests? See what Dr. Andrew Knight says about it here.

As far as we know, unfortunately, there is no plant-based food for cats with kidney disease yet.

However, we do offer the Cranimals supplement, which supports kidney health. You can read more about Cranimals and their products here. Always consult your veterinarian regarding food choices when your cat has health issues.

Yes, we do! The kibble from Ami Cat is hypoallergenic. Shop here.