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Paw-Cura Dog Food Review & Ratings

Paw-Cura is a British brand making dry dog food.

3foods in the range3 rated so far
75/100average ODF ScoreGood
#149of 290 ranked brandsby average score, 2+ rated foods
74 - 76score range
74avg 7576

Every Paw-Cura food

FoodODF ScoreTypeLife stage£ / day
Paw-Cura Adult Small Breed
  • High meat33% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Insect proteinUses insect protein - a novel, sustainable source.
76GoodDryAdult£1.32 approx.
Paw-Cura Puppy All Breed
  • High meat33% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Insect proteinUses insect protein - a novel, sustainable source.
76GoodDryPuppy£1.32 approx.
Paw-Cura Adult Medium Large Breed
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Sensitive stomachFormulated to be gentle on digestion.
  • Insect proteinUses insect protein - a novel, sustainable source.
74GoodDryAdult£1.30 approx.

Our take on Paw-Cura

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

Paw-Cura is an insect-protein dry food, and it scores solidly for it. Across 3 rated foods it averages 75/100 (Good), ranking 149 of 290, with everything inside a 2-point band from 74 to 76.

The protein is black soldier fly larvae rather than meat. That sounds like a gimmick and mostly is not one: it is a genuinely novel protein, which makes it worth a look for dogs that react to chicken, beef or lamb, and it is farmed with a far smaller footprint than livestock. Our score does not award points for novelty or for sustainability - it reads the label like any other - so the marks here come from the recipe, not the story.

The range is small and does the obvious jobs: a small breed adult, a medium and large adult, and a puppy. Scoring within a few points of each other across all of them means you are not gambling on which bag in the range happens to be the good one.

Cost is around £1.30 a day for the cheapest option.

Worth trying if you are working through a suspected protein intolerance and have already ruled out the usual meats. If your dog eats chicken happily, this is a choice about sustainability rather than about nutrition.

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Paw-Cura FAQs

Is Paw-Cura a good dog food?

Yes - by the label data, Paw-Cura is one of the stronger brands we have rated. Its 3 rated foods average 75/100 (Good), ranging from 74 to 76 - each food page shows exactly where every point went.

Where is Paw-Cura from?

Paw-Cura is a dog food brand from United Kingdom.

What is Paw-Cura's best rated food?

Paw-Cura Adult Small Breed - it scores 76/100 (Good), the highest ODF Score in the range we have rated. Its page shows the full breakdown and live prices.

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