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Rinti Dog Food Review & Ratings

Rinti is a German brand making wet and treat dog food, most of it grain-free.

5foods in the range5 rated so far
59/100average ODF ScoreAverage
#219of 304 ranked brandsby average score, 2+ rated foods
12 - 75score range
12avg 5975

Every Rinti food

FoodODF ScoreTypeLife stage£ / day
Rinti Extra Puppy Bitties
  • High meat50% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
12AvoidTreatPuppy -
Rinti Extra - Chicken Chicko Strips
  • High meat97% 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.
69GoodTreatAdult -
Rinti Senior Tins
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
69GoodWetAdult & senior £2.39 approx.
Rinti Junior Tins
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
71GoodWetPuppy £1.41 approx.
Rinti Tins
  • High meat30% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
75GoodWetAdult & senior £1.56 approx.

Our take on Rinti

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

Rinti is a German wet-food brand from the Finnern group, and everything we hold from it comes in a tin. Across 5 rated foods it averages 59/100 (Average), ranking 219 of 304 brands, with only 63 points separating the whole range.

That tightness is the useful bit. The adult, junior and senior tins are essentially the same standard of recipe adjusted for life stage, so choosing between them is a question of your dog's age rather than a quality trade-off. The strongest is Rinti Tins at 75/100.

Wet food tends to score reasonably with us for a simple reason: tins usually carry a shorter ingredient list with the meat named and the percentage declared, and there is less room to bury filler in something that is mostly moisture. Rinti's labels follow that pattern.

Worth a look if you feed wet, or if you use a tin as a topper on dry. As always, check the specific tin's page - the scores here are close, but the recipes are not identical.

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Rinti FAQs

Is Rinti a good dog food?

Rinti is middling by the labels - fine foods with clear compromises. Its 5 rated foods average 59/100 (Average), ranging from 12 to 75 - each food page shows exactly where every point went.

Where is Rinti from?

Rinti is a dog food brand from Germany.

What is Rinti's best rated food?

Rinti Tins - it scores 75/100 (Good), the highest ODF Score in the range we have rated. Its page shows the full breakdown and live prices.

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