Beef

At Cooka’s we highly prize the heart of beef, which is a muscle meat just like other cuts of steak, but much denser and with an even higher nutrient and protein content. Beef heart contains all essential amino acids and is also rich in zinc, selenium and phosphorus. It also has more than double the elastin and collagen content than other cuts, which can help to promote healthy joints and to keep the fur shiny and the nails strong. Providing a highly concentrated source of Coenzyme Q10, which may help boost energy levels and strengthen the body’s defense system.

Sweet potato

Sweet potatoes are starchy vegetables with plenty of nutritional benefits for our canine companions. One of the best dietary sources of vitamin A, these yummy roots can help promote healthy skin, and coat and strengthen the eyes, nerves and muscles in our fur-families. Abundant in Beta-carotene, a precursor of vitamin A and powerful antioxidant, which helps to prevent disease and infection. Sweet potatoes are also a rich source of fiber, vitamins C and B6, potassium, calcium, and iron. Their natural anti-inflammatory properties make them also a great choice for dogs with food allergies.

The sweet potato was domesticated more than 5,000 years ago.

Sweet peas

Carrots

Most dogs enjoy carrots and Cooka absolutely adores them as a healthy chew. Those orange beauties are a highly concentrated source of Beta Carotene, which may promote strong vision, support a glossy fur and healthy skin and strengthen your dog’s natural defence system. Remarkably high in soluble fiber, carrots can also assist digestive health.

At Cooka’s we use fresh carrots from local suppliers.

Flax Seeds

Highly beneficial for dogs, as those tiny seeds are rich in Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids, those good fats that nourish skin and fur. Lignans, another compound found in flax may improve heart health and assist joint and bone strength. A rich source of fiber makes flax also a great aid for the digestive health of our pets.

At Cooka’s we freshly grind our flax seeds to make sure that our pets get the very best of their nutritional value. 

Hemp Seeds

A highly nutritious seed, offering a powerful condensed source of vital minerals and vitamins like calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc, vitamin E and vitamin B. Those tiny super-seeds are a condensed source of vital minerals and vitamins, with the perfect ratio of Omega-6 to Omega-3 fatty acids. These are essential fatty acids, which dogs cannot produce. Linoleic acid is especially important for the health of skin and coat. Hemp is also rich in Gamma Linoleic Acid, which may benefit joint and bone health.

Sunflower oil

The golden oil of the sunflower is a great source of omega-6 fatty acids (omega-3’s cousin) and is lower in saturated fat than animal fat. Sunflower oil benefits healthy skin and a glossy fur, strengthens the immune functions and the heart and provides energy. Sunflower oil is also rich in vitamin E and K and phytosterols.

Berries

Long considered a Superfood, berries are as good for your furry baby as they are for us. Their highly concentrated antioxidant content may boost the defence system of your dog and help fight the damaging effects of free radicals. Blueberry, the Queen of all berries, may improve mental and support a strong heart. Sounds like a lot of tail wagging coming up!

At Cooka’s we use frozen mixed Raspberries, Blueberries, Cranberries and Blackberries, as they offer the highest quality, available year around.

Rosemary

Rich in iron, calcium, Vitamin B6 and antioxidants, which can help to strengthen the natural defences. Rosemary is used by holistic vets to improve circulation and strengthen the blood. It is said to be beneficial for heart health and can assist animals that have been under stress. Rosemary is also one of Nature’s ‘best kept secrets’ to preserve food, as it’s two compounds rosemarinic and carnosic acid are known to inhibit the free radical chain reaction that leads to oxidation in fats.

At Cooka’s we use Rosemary extract to keep our cookies fresh and healthy for longer.

Parsley

Rich in antioxidants, minerals and vitamins, parsley packs a powerful punch for your dog’s overall health. This highly beneficial herb is also antimicrobial and known to aid digestive health. It is a known diuretic which promotes the flow of urine and can lower blood pressure. Parsley is diuretic by nature, but this humble herb doesn’t just offer a dense nutritional profile, it can also act as a natural ‘mouthwash’ and treat canine halitosis… (you know, smelly doggie breath).

​​​​​At Cooka’s we use dried parsley.

LOVE

The secret ingredient in our recipes is always L♥VE.

• 100% Natural
• 100% Real
• 100% Honest
• 100% Nourishing
• Helps heart health
• Lowers stress hormones
• Boosts the immune system

Love is nature’s most potent drug and the best: It is for free. Let’s keep on LOVING!