Healthy Paws Dog Food Review & Ratings

Healthy Paws is a solid British range with one food doing noticeably better than the rest. Across 4 rated foods it averages 76/100 (Good), ranking 144 of 304, with a spread of 15 points between best and worst.

The gap is the story. Healthy Paws Wet leads at 85/100, while the dry foods sit closer to 70. That pattern is normal rather than suspicious: wet food is mostly meat and water, so the ingredient list tends to be shorter and more specific, whilst a dry food has to hold together as a kibble and needs a starch to do it. Our score reflects what is on the label, and the wet label simply has less to explain away.

Nothing here scores badly. The dry foods are hypoallergenic, single-carbohydrate recipes of the type most British mid-market brands now make, and they land where that formula usually lands - clearly better than the vague supermarket end, clearly below the raw and freeze-dried ranges that lead this site.

If you already feed the dry food, you are feeding something reasonable. If you are choosing, and price per day works out, the wet food in this range is the stronger buy on the label. Check the specific product page before you commit - the difference between their best and worst is worth more than the difference between this brand and its neighbours.