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Every ingredient, explained

There are exactly 23 ingredients across the whole Soluky menu. Real meat, fresh vegetables, gentle carbs and healthy oils, cooked fresh in Saudi Arabia. Here is what each one does and why it earned its place in the bowl.

23 ingredients, nothing hiddenHuman-grade suppliersNo fillers or by-product mealNo artificial preservatives

Fresh raw ingredients used in Soluky meals: chicken, beef, white fish, pumpkin, carrots, green beans, spinach, rice, seeds and oils

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Real food you can see

Meat looks like meat and carrots look like carrots. If an ingredient would not belong in a home kitchen, it does not belong in ours.

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Gently cooked, never extruded

We cook at low temperatures to keep proteins digestible and nutrients intact, the opposite of the high-heat extrusion used for dry kibble.

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A short no list

No meat meal, no rendered by-products, no artificial colours or flavours, no added sugar, and no preservatives you cannot pronounce.

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Tap any card for the full story: why we use it, how we prepare it, and which recipes it appears in.

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Proteins

Chicken

Lean, complete protein that most dogs and cats digest easily.

Cluckin' GoodPurrfect Chicken

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Why we use it: Chicken supplies all the essential amino acids pets need for muscle, immunity and skin repair, with relatively little fat. That makes it the gentlest starting protein for most pets and a smart pick for weight control. We use real muscle meat plus nutrient-dense heart, liver and gizzards in the dog recipe.
How we prepare it: Fresh chicken is gently cooked at low temperature, then portioned and chilled the same day. Never dried, rendered or turned into meal.
Found in: Cluckin' Good · Purrfect Chicken
Good to know: If your pet has a known chicken sensitivity, start with lamb or rabbit instead.

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Proteins

Beef

Iron-rich red meat for energy, muscle and a glossy coat.

Beef BlissSurf & Turf

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Why we use it: Beef is naturally high in heme iron, zinc and B12, the trio behind healthy red blood cells, energy and coat shine. The zinc in particular supports skin healing, which is why beef suits dogs with dull coats. Paired with beef liver for vitamin A and copper.
How we prepare it: Lean cuts and liver are diced, gently cooked in small batches and locked in with their own juices.
Found in: Beef Bliss · Surf & Turf
Good to know: Richer than chicken; transition gradually if your dog is used to light proteins.

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Proteins

Lamb

A flavourful single protein many sensitive pets do well on.

LambtasticPurrfect Lamb

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Why we use it: Lamb is less commonly fed than chicken, so fewer pets have built up sensitivities to it. It is naturally rich in carnitine, which helps the body turn fat into energy, and its strong aroma wins over fussy eaters, especially cats.
How we prepare it: Lamb meat and liver are slow-cooked together so the liver enriches every bite with vitamin A and folate.
Found in: Lambtastic · Purrfect Lamb
Good to know: A good rotation partner with chicken to keep variety without upsetting digestion.

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Proteins

White fish

Light, easily digested protein with natural omega-3.

Surf & TurfPurrfect Fish

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Why we use it: White fish is one of the most digestible proteins there is: low fat, soft texture and a strong dose of omega-3 fatty acids that calm itchy skin and support joints and brain health. For cats it also mirrors a naturally loved flavour.
How we prepare it: Skinless fillets are steamed gently and flaked, keeping the delicate oils intact.
Found in: Surf & Turf · Purrfect Fish
Good to know: Fish recipes are our first suggestion for pets with dull coats or seasonal itching.

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Proteins

Sardines

Small oily fish, one of nature’s best omega-3 sources.

Surf & TurfPurrfect Fish

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Why we use it: Sardines are little nutrient bombs: EPA and DHA omega-3s for skin, coat and joints, plus vitamin D and calcium. Because sardines are small and short-lived, they carry far less accumulated heavy metal than large fish, which is why we choose them over tuna.
How we prepare it: Whole sardines are gently cooked into the recipe, oils and all.
Found in: Surf & Turf · Purrfect Fish
Good to know: The visible omega-3 boost: many parents notice a softer coat within 4 to 6 weeks.

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Proteins

Rabbit

The novel protein for dogs with food allergies and sensitive digestion.

Rabbit Dog Meal

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Why we use it: Rabbit is a true novel protein: most dogs have never eaten it, so the immune system has no history of reacting to it. That makes it the first pick for suspected food allergies, recurring itching, or digestive upsets that other proteins keep triggering. We use the whole rabbit, meat together with nutrient-rich organs, in a fully grain-free recipe that keeps the ingredient list short and easy on the gut.
How we prepare it: Rabbit meat and organs are gently cooked with sweet potato in a fully grain-free recipe.
Found in: Rabbit Dog Meal
Good to know: If you are doing an elimination trial, feed rabbit exclusively for 6 to 8 weeks.

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Vegetables

Pumpkin

The digestion hero: soluble fibre that settles tummies both ways.

All dog meals

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Why we use it: Pumpkin’s soluble fibre absorbs excess water in the gut during loose stools and adds moisture during constipation, which is why vets suggest it for both. It also feeds good gut bacteria and adds beta-carotene, which pets convert to vitamin A for eyes and immunity.
How we prepare it: Fresh pumpkin is steamed and mashed into the recipe base. Plain pumpkin only, never spiced pie filling.
Found in: All dog meals
Good to know: One of the reasons switching to Soluky tends to firm up stools within the first two weeks.

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Vegetables

Carrots

Beta-carotene for eyes and immunity, plus gentle crunch fibre.

All dog mealsPurrfect Fish

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Why we use it: Carrots are one of the richest sources of beta-carotene, which the body converts to vitamin A: essential for night vision, skin renewal and mucous-membrane immunity. Their insoluble fibre also helps move things along the gut at a healthy pace. Cats cannot convert beta-carotene, so in Purrfect Fish carrot is there for its gentle fibre and antioxidants.
How we prepare it: Diced and lightly steamed so the cell walls open and the beta-carotene becomes absorbable.
Found in: All dog meals · Purrfect Fish
Good to know: Lightly cooked carrot is actually more nutritious for pets than raw.

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Vegetables

Green beans

Low-calorie volume that keeps dogs full without the weight.

All dog meals

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Why we use it: Green beans deliver fibre, vitamin K and manganese at almost no calories, so the bowl feels full and satisfying while the calorie count stays honest. Vets often recommend them for dogs on a diet for exactly this reason.
How we prepare it: Trimmed, chopped and steamed until just tender.
Found in: All dog meals
Good to know: Part of why our weight-management feeding plans work without leaving dogs hungry.

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Vegetables

Spinach

Folate, iron and antioxidants in a small, mighty leaf.

All dog meals

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Why we use it: Spinach adds folate for cell renewal, plant iron alongside the meat’s heme iron, and lutein plus zeaxanthin, antioxidants that specifically protect the eyes. A small amount goes a long way, which is exactly how we dose it.
How we prepare it: Fresh leaves are wilted into the warm recipe at the end of cooking to preserve the folate.
Found in: All dog meals
Good to know: Used in modest amounts, appropriate even for pets prone to urinary issues.

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Vegetables

Zucchini

Hydrating, low-calorie veg that cats genuinely tolerate.

Purrfect Chicken

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Why we use it: Cats are obligate carnivores, so vegetables must earn their tiny place. Zucchini is 94% water, nearly calorie-free and very gentle on feline digestion, adding moisture and a touch of fibre and potassium without displacing the meat that should dominate a cat’s bowl.
How we prepare it: Finely diced and steamed soft, folded through the chicken.
Found in: Purrfect Chicken
Good to know: Extra moisture matters for cats, who often drink less water than they should.

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Gentle carbs

White rice

The classic bland-diet carb, and the only grain on our menu.

Chicken, Beef, Lamb and Surf & Turf dog meals

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Why we use it: White rice is the carb vets reach for when a dog’s stomach is upset: low fibre, low residue and very easy to digest, it provides steady glucose energy without irritating the gut. We deliberately choose white over brown here because gentleness is the goal.
How we prepare it: Cooked soft in the meat juices so it carries flavour as well as energy.
Found in: Chicken, Beef, Lamb and Surf & Turf dog meals
Good to know: Rice is the ONLY grain in any Soluky recipe. Everything else is grain-free.

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Gentle carbs

Tapioca

Grain-free, gluten-free energy that binds cat meals gently.

All cat meals

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Why we use it: Tapioca comes from the cassava root: pure, hypoallergenic starch with no gluten and no grain proteins to trigger sensitivities. In our cat recipes it provides just enough easily digested energy and a smooth texture, while keeping every cat meal 100% grain-free.
How we prepare it: A small measured amount is cooked into the recipe as a natural binder.
Found in: All cat meals
Good to know: Used sparingly: meat stays the star at up to 85% of the recipe.

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Gentle carbs

Sweet potato

Slow-release, grain-free energy with built-in beta-carotene.

Rabbit Dog Meal

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Why we use it: Sweet potato digests more slowly than white rice, giving a steadier release of energy, and brings its own fibre plus beta-carotene and potassium. It is the natural carb partner for our grain-free rabbit recipe.
How we prepare it: Peeled, cubed and steamed until soft.
Found in: Rabbit Dog Meal
Good to know: The reason the rabbit recipe needs no grain at all.

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Oils & seeds

Fish oil

Concentrated EPA and DHA for skin, joints and brain.

All dog mealsPurrfect Chicken

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Why we use it: Fish oil delivers the two omega-3s pets can actually use, EPA and DHA, in concentrated form. EPA calms the inflammation behind itchy skin and stiff joints; DHA supports brain and eye development in young pets and cognition in seniors. Food sources beat capsules for absorption.
How we prepare it: Added after cooking so heat never degrades the delicate fatty acids.
Found in: All dog meals · Purrfect Chicken
Good to know: Expect coat changes from around week 4; full effect closer to week 8.

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Oils & seeds

Sunflower oil

Omega-6 linoleic acid, the building block of the skin barrier.

All dog meals

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Why we use it: While omega-3 calms the skin, omega-6 linoleic acid physically builds it: it is a structural component of the skin’s moisture barrier. The right balance of both is what produces a coat that is soft, not greasy, and skin that holds moisture without flaking.
How we prepare it: Cold-pressed oil measured precisely to keep the omega-6 to omega-3 ratio in the healthy range.
Found in: All dog meals
Good to know: Balance is the point: more is not better with omega-6.

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Oils & seeds

Flaxseeds

Plant omega-3, lignans and fibre in one tiny seed.

All dog mealsPurrfect Chicken

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Why we use it: Flaxseed brings ALA plant omega-3 and lignans, antioxidant compounds studied for immune support, plus a mucilage fibre that soothes the gut lining. Together with fish oil it covers the full omega-3 spectrum from both plant and marine sources.
How we prepare it: Ground before cooking, because whole flaxseeds pass through undigested.
Found in: All dog meals · Purrfect Chicken
Good to know: One of the quiet workhorses behind coat shine.

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Oils & seeds

Pumpkin seeds

Zinc and vitamin E for skin repair and immune strength.

All dog meals

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Why we use it: Pumpkin seeds are among the best natural sources of zinc, the mineral skin needs to heal and hair needs to grow. They add vitamin E as a natural antioxidant and magnesium for muscle and nerve function.
How we prepare it: Ground fine so the minerals are absorbable, then blended through the recipe.
Found in: All dog meals
Good to know: Zinc deficiency shows up first as a dull coat; this is our insurance against it.

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Oils & seeds

Sunflower seeds

Vitamin E and healthy fats, ground for cat-sized digestion.

All cat meals

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Why we use it: For cats, sunflower seeds contribute vitamin E, the antioxidant that protects cell membranes and keeps the immune system sharp, along with a measured dose of the linoleic acid feline skin needs.
How we prepare it: Finely ground into the cat recipes; cats never encounter whole seeds.
Found in: All cat meals
Good to know: Cats cannot make vitamin E themselves; it must come from food.

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Oils & seeds

Ghee

A small amount of pure ghee for taste and fat-soluble vitamins.

All cat meals

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Why we use it: Ghee is slowly clarified milk fat: the water and milk solids are removed, leaving only the pure fat. A modest amount does two jobs in cat meals: it carries the fat-soluble vitamins A, D and E into absorption, and it makes the meal irresistible to cats, whose appetite decides whether any nutrition plan works at all.
How we prepare it: Pure ghee, melted into the recipe in small, measured amounts.
Found in: All cat meals
Good to know: Clarifying removes almost all of the lactose and milk protein, so ghee is gentle even for lactose-sensitive cats.

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Nutritional yeast

Natural B-vitamins and the savoury umami pets love.

All dog mealsAll cat meals

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Why we use it: Nutritional yeast is a natural multivitamin for the nervous system: B1, B2, B3, B6 and folate, the vitamins that turn food into energy. It is also nature’s flavour enhancer, adding a savoury depth that makes healthy food taste like a treat, with zero artificial flavouring.
How we prepare it: Deactivated yeast (it cannot ferment or upset the gut) is stirred through after cooking.
Found in: All dog meals · All cat meals
Good to know: This is not the same as baking yeast, which should never be fed to pets.

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Sea salt

A pinch for sodium balance, dosed to pet-safe levels.

All dog mealsAll cat meals

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Why we use it: Sodium is an essential electrolyte: nerves, muscles and hydration all depend on it. Fresh-cooked food loses natural sodium in preparation, so we restore it with a precisely measured pinch of sea salt, keeping total sodium well within veterinary guidelines.
How we prepare it: Weighed per batch, never seasoned to human taste.
Found in: All dog meals · All cat meals
Good to know: Salt levels in complete pet food are a nutritional requirement, not a flavouring choice.

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Vitamins & minerals

The precision blend that makes every meal complete, including taurine for cats.

All dog mealsAll cat meals

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Why we use it: Even the best whole-food recipe has small nutritional gaps; this blend closes them. Calcium and phosphorus in the right ratio for bones, iodine for thyroid function, and crucially taurine in every cat recipe: the amino acid cats cannot make themselves and cannot live without, protecting the heart and eyes.
How we prepare it: Added after cooking in exact per-batch doses, so heat never touches the vitamins.
Found in: All dog meals · All cat meals
Good to know: This is what separates a complete daily food from a home-cooked topper.

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Recipes and ingredient choices are reviewed with our veterinary partners and balanced with a dedicated vitamin and mineral blend, so every meal is complete for daily feeding, not a topper.

Ingredient questions, answered

Are Soluky ingredients human-grade?

We buy from suppliers of human-grade meat and produce and cook fresh in Saudi Arabia in small batches. What changes for pets is the recipe balance, not the quality of the raw ingredients.

Why is there no grain except white rice?

White rice earns its place as the gentlest carbohydrate for dog digestion. Beyond that we see no reason to add grains: cats get tapioca and the rabbit recipe uses sweet potato, so every cat meal and the rabbit meal are fully grain-free.

How do you preserve the food without artificial preservatives?

Cold, not chemicals. Meals are cooked, chilled immediately and delivered cold in insulated packaging. Keep them refrigerated and use within the dates on the pack, exactly like fresh food for your own kitchen.

Why do you include organ meat like liver and heart?

Organs are the most nutrient-dense part of the animal: liver carries vitamin A, copper and folate, and heart is one of the richest natural sources of taurine. Wild ancestors ate them first for a reason; we include them in careful proportions.

Where does Soluky cook its meals?

All meals are cooked fresh in Saudi Arabia, then chilled and delivered cold to your city. Short supply chain, no long ocean freight, no deep-freeze warehousing.

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Every ingredient, explained

Real food you can see

Gently cooked, never extruded

A short no list

Browse the kitchen

Chicken

Beef

Lamb

White fish

Sardines

Rabbit

Pumpkin

Carrots

Green beans

Spinach

Zucchini

White rice

Tapioca

Sweet potato

Fish oil

Sunflower oil

Flaxseeds

Pumpkin seeds

Sunflower seeds

Ghee

Nutritional yeast

Sea salt

Vitamins & minerals

Ingredient questions, answered

Fresh food, portioned and delivered