Nature's Menu grain-free dog food
Most of the Nature's Menu range is naturally grain-free, simply because it is built around raw and freeze-dried meat, offal and vegetables rather than cereal fillers — the 80/20 and 60/40 nuggets, the raw mince and the freeze-dried ranges all fall into this category. It is not a blanket rule across the whole brand, though, so it is still worth checking the specific product.
What 'grain-free' actually means in this range
The core of the Nature's Menu range — the frozen nugget formats, the raw freeflow mince, the freeze-dried bites and toppers — is built around named meat and offal with vegetables rather than wheat, rice or oats, which makes them grain-free by design rather than by a special reformulation.
This matters to owners choosing grain-free for a dog with a suspected grain sensitivity, or simply preferring a diet closer to what a dog would naturally eat, but it is worth remembering that grain-free is not automatically 'better' for every dog — it is a specific choice that suits some dogs and some households more than others.
Where grain does turn up in the wider range
Not everything Nature's Menu makes is grain-free. Their Mighty Mixer products are based on rolled oats and are designed to be added to a raw meat meal for extra fibre, and a small number of wet recipes in the range include rice as part of the recipe rather than being pure meat and vegetables.
If grain-free matters to you specifically, check the ingredients list on the individual product rather than assuming the whole brand follows the same recipe approach, since the range spans several genuinely different formats.
What we stock and how to choose
Our Nature's Menu range includes the frozen nugget formats in several proteins, raw freeflow mince, and freeze-dried options, alongside puppy-specific raw recipes for owners feeding this way from an early age.
Choosing between formats usually comes down to how you want to store and prepare food day to day — frozen nuggets need freezer space and planning ahead to defrost, while freeze-dried options store at room temperature and are quicker to use, which suits some households better than others.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Natures Menu 60/40 Beef Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 30% beef and 30% chicken
£5.99
Natures Menu 80/20 Complete & Balanced Rabbit & Turkey Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 50% turkey and 30% rabbit
£6.99
80/20 Natures Menu Beef Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen beef nuggets with 80% beef and no grain stated
£6.99
Natures Menu 80/20 Puppy Chicken & Salmon Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen chicken and salmon nuggets made for puppies
£6.99
80/20 Natures Menu Turkey & Goose Nuggets
Complete 1KG raw nuggets with 50% turkey, 30% goose and no grain stated
£6.99
Natures Menu 80/20 Fish Nuggets
Complete 1KG frozen fish nuggets with 50% white fish and 30% salmon
£6.99
Natures Menu 60/40 Fish & Chicken Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen nuggets with chicken, salmon and white fish
£5.99
Natures Menu Complete & Balanced 80/20 Turkey & Venison Nuggets
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 70% turkey and 10% venison
£6.99
Natures Menu Multipack Complete Dinners Frozen
Twelve 300G complete frozen dog-food blocks across four 60/40 recipes
£19.99
Natures Menu 80/20 Puppy Turkey & Fish Nuggets
Complete 1KG frozen puppy nuggets with turkey, salmon and white fish
£6.99
Natures Menu 80/20 Pork Nuggets
Complete 1KG frozen pork nuggets with 80% pork and no grain stated
£6.99
Natures Menu 80/20 Lamb Nuggets
Complete 1KG frozen lamb nuggets with 80% lamb and no grain stated
£6.99
Common questions
- Is all Nature's Menu dog food grain-free?
- No, most of the core raw and freeze-dried range is grain-free, but products like the Mighty Mixer are based on oats, and a few wet recipes include rice. Check the ingredients list on the specific product rather than assuming the whole brand is grain-free.
- Is grain-free dog food better than food with grain?
- Not automatically — it depends on the individual dog. Grain-free suits a dog with a diagnosed grain sensitivity or an owner's specific preference, but grain itself is not inherently harmful to most dogs and offers a genuine source of energy and fibre in many complete diets.
- Can puppies eat Nature's Menu raw food?
- Nature's Menu makes puppy-specific raw recipes formulated for a growing dog's needs, which is different from simply feeding an adult raw recipe to a puppy. Choose the puppy-labelled product rather than assuming any raw recipe in the range is suitable.
- How should I store frozen raw dog food?
- Keep it frozen until you are ready to use it, thaw it in the fridge rather than at room temperature, and use it within the timeframe stated on the packaging once defrosted. Treat it with the same care you would raw meat for your own kitchen.
Related
Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.