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COYA Dog Food Review & Ratings

COYA is a British brand making freeze-dried and dry dog food, all of it grain-free.

4foods in the range4 rated so far
88/100average ODF ScoreVery good
#23of 290 ranked brandsby average score, 2+ rated foods
83 - 90score range
83avg 8890

Every COYA food

Complete foods 3 foods · avg 88

FoodODF ScoreTypeLife stage£ / day
Coya Kibble Plus
  • High meat60% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
83Very goodDryAdult£1.92 approx.
COYA Freeze-Dried Puppy
  • High meat80% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
  • HypoallergenicLimited, single-source ingredients - kinder to sensitive dogs.
90ExceptionalFreeze-driedPuppy£4.80 approx.
Coya Freeze-Dried Adult
  • High meat80% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
  • HypoallergenicLimited, single-source ingredients - kinder to sensitive dogs.
90ExceptionalFreeze-driedAdult£4.80 approx.

Treats & toppers 1 food · avg 90

FoodODF ScoreTypeLife stage£ / day
COYA Adult Topper
  • High meat97.5% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
  • HypoallergenicLimited, single-source ingredients - kinder to sensitive dogs.
90ExceptionalFreeze-driedAdult-

Our take on COYA

Written by us, from the labels. Never written, reviewed or paid for by the brand.

COYA is one of the strongest small ranges on this site. Across 4 rated foods it averages 88/100 (Very good), ranking 23 of 290, and the weakest food in the range still scores 83/100. A floor that high is rarer than a good top score.

Most of the range is freeze-dried raw, which is where those numbers come from. Freeze-drying removes water rather than cooking the ingredients, so the label ends up being a short list of named meat and named plants with very little else to hide behind. Our score rewards exactly that: named proteins, declared percentages, nothing vague. The best of them, COYA Adult Topper, reaches 90/100.

Two things to be clear about. Freeze-dried food is expensive per kilo - you are paying to have the water taken out and posted to you, and the price per day is a real consideration for a big dog. And one of the products in this range is a topper rather than a complete food, so it is meant to go on top of a meal, not be the meal.

The brand is British, made in Norfolk, and the labels back up what the marketing says - which is not something we get to write often. If the price works for your dog's size, this is a range worth taking seriously rather than a boutique novelty.

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COYA FAQs

Is COYA a good dog food?

Yes - by the label data, COYA is one of the stronger brands we have rated. Its 4 rated foods average 88/100 (Very good), ranging from 83 to 90 - each food page shows exactly where every point went.

Where is COYA from?

COYA is a dog food brand from United Kingdom.

What is COYA's best rated food?

COYA Freeze-Dried Puppy - it scores 90/100 (Exceptional), the highest ODF Score in the range we have rated. Its page shows the full breakdown and live prices.

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