
Brand
NutriPaw
Brand review
NutriPaw dog food review
Two freeze dried raw recipes, one beef and one chicken, make up the whole of NutriPaw. Both are grain free and both are built on a single protein. The brand average sits in our Outstanding band, with protein and processing and transparency Outstanding on both labels. The catch is size: two adult recipes and nothing else.
Average score
85
out of 100
Value
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not yet rated
Ingredient clarity
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Foods reviewed
1
Freeze-dried
Range at a glance
Small, focused range- Foods reviewed
- 1
- Food types
- Freeze-dried
- Life stages
- Adult, Senior
- Common fit
- Grain-free, Single protein, High energy
Currently reviewed NutriPaw foods
- 1NutriPaw Freeze Dried Raw Food85/100
Freeze-dried · Dry
Price & value
- Monthly cost from
- ≈ £80+ / mo
- Typical monthly cost
- ≈ £80+ / mo
Estimated monthly bands for a 15 kg adult dog, from each food’s feeding guide.
Best for
Summary figures are derived from this brand’s 1 reviewed food. Prices and retailer availability can change. Scores are independent and never affected by commission. Guidance, not veterinary advice.
In detail
NutriPaw: the closer look
The range
Two products in one range, NutriPaw Freeze Dried Raw Food. One is beef and one is chicken, and both are written for adult dogs. Every recipe is grain free and single protein, with one flagged as high energy. There is no wet, dry or puppy line.
Ingredients
Beef leads one recipe and chicken leads the other, one protein to a label. Both recipes are grain free and both are flagged single protein, so the ingredient list stays short.
Nutrition
Freeze drying takes the water out, so the figures run high. Protein as fed spans 26.0 to 55.0% and fat 24.0 to 47.0%, with energy of 447 to 527 kcal per 100g. Protein and processing is Outstanding on both, and nutritional balance is Outstanding on one.
Strengths
- Outstanding protein and processing on both
- Grain free and single protein throughout
- Outstanding transparency on both recipes
Limitations
- Only two products in the range
- Freeze dried only, no wet or dry
- Adult labels only, no puppy recipe
Where it is less of a fit
- If you want wet food or kibble, check the formats here, as both recipes are freeze dried
- If you feed a puppy, check the life stages, since both labels are written for adults
- If you want the two recipes to read alike, check nutritional balance, which drops to Good on one of them
Score overview
The Outstanding band comes from protein and processing and transparency, both Outstanding across the two recipes, with value Outstanding on one and Excellent on the other. Nutritional balance is the read that moves, Outstanding on one recipe and Good on the second, which is why that one lands a band lower.
The average score is the mean of each product's overall score out of 100 (using the best-scoring variety per product), not a flat average across every variety.
Figures are derived from current catalogue data for this brand's active foods, and the editorial read is ours. Scores are independent and never affected by commission. This is guidance, not veterinary advice. Last reviewed 9 September 2026.
All NutriPaw dog foods
1 food, ranked by score
85/100Outstanding2 varieties
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NutriPaw — common questions
Is NutriPaw good dog food?
Across 1 reviewed food, NutriPaw averages 85/100, which we rate Outstanding. It suits dogs fed freeze dried raw, single-protein feeders, grain-free recipes, high-protein feeding.
Which NutriPaw dog food scores highest?
NutriPaw Freeze Dried Raw Food leads the range at 85/100. You can read its full review, score breakdown and retailer prices on its product page.
What type of dogs is NutriPaw best for?
Its reviewed foods are best suited to dogs fed freeze dried raw, single-protein feeders, grain-free recipes, high-protein feeding. Use the Food Finder to match a specific food to your dog's age, size and needs.
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