Fresh food, explained
The questions dog owners ask us most, answered properly. Short reads, no jargon, written by the people who make the food.
Raw, cooked or steamed? What fresh dog food means, and what we do
Fresh dog food in Malaysia comes raw, gently cooked or frozen. NomNomPaws packs every meal raw, vacuum-sealed and frozen, and you steam it at home for 15 to 20 minutes. Here is why, and what it means in your kitchen.
Switching your dog from kibble to fresh food: what the first week really looks like
Soft poo, more drinking, a dog that suddenly loves dinner: what's normal in the first week of fresh food, what isn't, and how to use the 7-day switch without upsetting a sensitive tummy.
Puppy, adult or senior: picking the right fresh food series for your dog's age
NomNomPaws makes eleven recipes in three series: Puppy, Adult and Senior. What each series is built for, what's in the bowl, and how to choose when your dog sits between two.
How to thaw, steam and store fresh dog food in a Malaysian kitchen
The whole routine for a frozen fresh pack: thaw in the fridge overnight, steam 15 to 20 minutes, cool, serve. How long a thawed pack keeps, how long steamed leftovers keep, and what to do in a hot kitchen.
Fresh dog food delivery in Kuala Lumpur and the Klang Valley: how it works
Where NomNomPaws delivers (KL, PJ, Subang, Shah Alam, Puchong, Cheras, Ampang, Damansara, Bangsar, Mont Kiara), how the frozen packs travel, how long an order takes, and why you book the courier.
What's in 100g: how to read a NomNomPaws label
Every NomNomPaws pack lists its ingredients in grams, not percentages. What the label says, why grams matter, which five proteins we use, and what never goes into a recipe.
Rotating recipes: why a plan holds up to five
NomNomPaws plans run 7, 14 or 28 days, one pack a day, and each one lets you pick several recipes from your dog's series. How the rotation works, how many recipes each plan holds, and how to choose them.
Pumpkin, purple sweet potato and a quail egg: the rest of the bowl
Every NomNomPaws recipe is built on meat, but the rest of the bowl matters too. Which vegetables go into which recipes, why the puppy chicken and beef meal has a quail egg, and why everything on the label is something you'd recognise.
100g or 250g: choosing a pack size for your dog
Every NomNomPaws recipe and every plan comes in 100g and 250g packs. How to think about which size suits your dog, how the thaw and leftover rules apply to each, and why we work out portions with you rather than printing a table.
Everything here is feeding guidance from a kitchen, not veterinary advice. Pets on medication, pregnant, very young, very old or unwell: ask your vet before changing their food.
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