Hurayra Halal Pet Food’s cat food set to hit the UK market in summer.
Leeds based entrepreneur Aihtsham Rashid is launching a brand new 100 per cent Halal certified pet food company, starting with cat food, in order to tackle the lack of natural, high protein, GMO and preservative free options in the UK market. For years, Aihtsham struggled to find high-quality halal cat food for his cats, as many Muslim pet owners opt for Halal pet food as an extension of their own dietary practices and religious beliefs, particularly if their cat consumes food in their home.
The name Huryayra was chosen with respect to Abu Hurayrah , whose full name is Abu Hurayrah Abd al-Rahman ibn Sakhr al-Dawsi , who was a companion of the Prophet Muhammad . Hurayra offers three delicious flavours - Tuna, Ocean Fish, Chicken and Chicken and Fish for kittens - each formulated with essential nutrients such as Vitamin A, D, and E, to support a healthy immune system and help protect against infection, along with minerals to keep their coat shiny and smooth.
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