Nutriwolds

Nutriwolds Complete: Rare Bit of Rabbit review

Name: Nutriwolds Complete: Rare Bit of Rabbit
Brand: Nutriwolds

88/100Outstanding

RawAdult

Flavour

Raw food written out to the second decimal place, seven of the eight recipes in our Outstanding band and the unroasted beef just below in Excellent. Every ingredient carries a percentage, the meat is human grade and the vegetables organic. The recipes run from a very lean rabbit to a properly rich lamb.

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Our view

Likely to suit

Anyone who reads a label line by line
Rotation feeders, with eight recipes from chicken to trout
Dogs that need a less common meat. Rabbit and pork both lead a recipe
Working dogs and easy keepers alike, as energy swings widely between recipes
Owners who care where food comes from: grass fed beef, free range pork, organic produce

Worth watching

Ox organs in every recipe and fish or oysters on most, so beef and fish are hard to avoid
Bone swings from 1.09% to 14%, so stools can shift when you switch
Frozen storage and a planned thaw come with raw feeding

Written by our editorial team. Independent guidance, not veterinary advice.

How this scores

How we score

88/100Outstanding

Protein and processingOutstanding

Nutritional balanceOutstanding

TransparencyOutstanding

ValueOutstanding

The details

Dog fit

Listed for adults of every size, with the Unroasted Beef also listed for puppies. Nutriwolds sets a minimum order across the range, so plan a mixed box before ordering.

Food type

Raw

Life stage

Adult

Breed size

Toy, Small, Medium, Large, Giant

Main protein

Rabbit

The score, in context

Salmon Brunch 90.5
Happy Pork 90.3
Rare Bit of Rabbit 88.0
Yorkshire Rainbow Trout 87.8
Herby Turkey 87.1
Chicken Casserole 85.4
Lamb Cool Pot 83.5
Unroasted Beef 77.7

Eight recipes across Outstanding and Excellent. Typical raw food: Outstanding.

Even the unroasted beef finishes close enough to the rest that the ranking is not the thing to choose on; pick the animal and the richness that suit your dog.

What's in it

Whole rabbit72.17%Whole means bone, on a 5mm grind.
Grass fed ox liver, ox heart7.93%, 6.79%
Organic courgette, red cabbage3.97% each
Organic mooli1.98%
Oyster0.79%Trace minerals, and shellfish in the bowl.
Organic pumpkin seed, spinach, turmeric0.57% down to 0.40%
Organic oregano, thyme, wheatgrass0.23% down to 0.12%
Cod liver oil0.17%
Himalayan pink rock salt, wild grown seaweed0.25%, 0.03%

Bone content is 14%, so introduce it gradually to a dog that has not met a bony grind.

Named ingredients

All ingredients are Human Grade, rabbit is sourced either Wild or from Higher welfare farms, certified Farmer Assured beef and Organic vegetables and herbs. Whole Rabbit (72.17%), Grass Fed Ox Liver (7.93%), Grass Fed Ox Heart (6.79%), Organic Courgette (3.97%), Organic Red Cabbage (3.97%), Organic Mooli (1.98%), Oyster (0.79%), Organic Pumpkin Seed (0.57%), Organic Spinach (0.40%), Organic Turmeric (0.40%), Himalayan Pink Rock Salt (0.25%), Organic Oregano (0.23%), Organic Thyme (0.23%), Cod Liver Oil (0.17%), Organic Wheatgrass (0.12%), Wild Grown Seaweed (0.03%). total bone content 14%, Grind size- 5mm

Against the range

Bone: 14%; Highest; most others sit well below.
Fat, dry matter: 15.4%; Leanest of the eight.
Protein, dry matter: 66.9%; Second only to the trout.

If the ordinary meats have all been tried, this is the next stop.

Every entry in all eight recipes carries its own percentage, and each label prints a total bone content. Grass fed ox heart, liver and spleen run through the range whichever animal leads, so beef is in every recipe. Cod liver oil, fish or oyster appear on most. Bone runs from 1.09% to 14%. Carbohydrate estimates from nothing up to 7.6% of dry matter.

Micronutrition comes from food, with no premix and no vitamin and mineral panel printed. The vegetables (red cabbage, courgette, mooli) and the herb tail are organic and sit at small shares. Organic wheatgrass is the young leaf of the wheat plant and carries no gluten.

Nutritional analysis

Declared analysis

Energy

118 kcal/100g

Protein

17.8%

Fat

4.1%

Fibre

2.2%

Ash

2.2%

Moisture

73.4%

Dry weight

Protein

66.9%

Fat

15.4%

Fibre

8.3%

Ash

8.3%

Carbs

1.1%

As-fed composition

Estimated breakdown of the finished product by ingredient category, from the declared ingredient list and ingoing weights. These are estimates, not measurements.

Meat

88.5%

Veg

7.8%

Oils

0.1%

Other

3.5%

Pricing & size

Price per kilo: £7.46 (RRP)
Pack: 1kg x1 Single Pack (min purchase 8 of any flavour) (out of stock), 500g x1 Single Pack (min purchase 16 of any flavour) (out of stock)
A 15kg dog eats (our estimate): 330 to 405 g a day, 370 in the middle
Cost per day, 15kg dog: £2.76

Portions barely move between recipes, so the per-kilo price does most of the work.

Strong value for what is in the recipe.

Ingredients and nutrition are taken from manufacturer data. Retailer pricing is not yet live for this food.