Potatoes provide gentle, energy-rich carbohydrates for active dogs. They naturally contain vitamins and minerals that support the immune system and nervous health, and when cooked, offer fibre to help digestion. At Cookas, potatoes are always gently cooked and kept plain for safe enjoyment.

Most dogs love carrots, and Cooka absolutely adores them as a healthy chew. These orange beauties are rich in beta-carotene, supporting good vision, healthy skin and coat, and your dog’s natural defences. High in soluble fibre, carrots also help support digestion.

Spinach is rich in iron, helping support healthy blood and natural energy. Packed with antioxidants like vitamins A, C, and E, it contributes to immune support and healthy skin. Naturally high in fibre, spinach also helps support digestion. As with all good things, it should be fed in moderation.

Tiny but powerful, flax seeds are rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that help nourish the skin and keep the coat healthy and shiny. Naturally containing lignans and fibre, they support digestion while contributing to heart, joint, and overall wellbeing. At Cooka’s, we freshly grind our flax seeds to ensure pets receive their full nutritional goodness.

Golden sunflower oil is a natural source of omega-6 fatty acids, helping support healthy skin, a glossy coat, and everyday energy. Naturally lower in saturated fat, it also provides vitamin E, vitamin K, and plant sterols that contribute to immune support and heart health.

A natural microalgae rich in plant-based protein, B vitamins, iron, and essential minerals.
Naturally high in antioxidants and GLA, supporting immunity, balance, and overall vitality. Often called “the miracle from the sea.”

Naturally rich in antioxidants, rosemary has long been valued for its preserving properties. At Cooka’s, we use rosemary extract to help keep our recipes fresh for longer.

The secret ingredient in all our recipes is love. Food prepared with love can help support emotional wellbeing, reduce everyday stress, and gently support the immune system. Because love is something dogs (and humans) can truly feel and taste.