PetYum Nature Nibbles dry dog food review: kibble with freeze-dried toppers baked in

Buying kibble and freeze-dried toppers separately gets pricey. PetYum puts both in one bag.

What is it

PetYum Nature Nibbles is a 1kg dry dog food with freeze-dried toppers mixed in, beef and farm flavor. You don’t scatter the toppers yourself; they come baked through the bag. The freeze-dried bits carry a strong meaty smell, and that smell is what tempts a fussy dog to the bowl. It’s a newer premium-leaning local brand doing well on Shopee PH, and the 4.9 rating from 10K+ buyers says the picky-eater pitch mostly holds up.

Does it actually work on picky dogs?

That’s the whole reason to reach for it. A dog that turns its nose up at plain kibble often eats faster when there’s an aromatic topper mixed in. The freeze-dried meat does that job here without you keeping a second tub of toppers on the shelf. If your dog already clears a plain bowl, though, you’re paying for a feature you won’t use.

One honest gap: PetYum is a Shopee house brand and doesn’t publish a guaranteed analysis, so the exact protein and fat numbers aren’t specified. The listing also doesn’t state a life stage, so ask the seller via Shopee chat before feeding it to a puppy. Pups need different nutrient levels than adult dogs.

How far does a 1kg bag go?

Think of 1kg as a small-dog bag. A little dog eating roughly 100g a day gets a bit over a week from it; a medium dog goes through it faster. That makes it a low-commitment way to test whether the toppers win your dog over before you buy a bigger bag, and an easy size to keep fresh, since dry food loses aroma once it’s been open a while.

Is it good value?

Around ₱145 as of July 1, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s mahal per kilo next to plain kibble, but usually cheaper than buying kibble and freeze-dried toppers separately. Worth it for picky eaters; overkill for a dog that already clears its bowl.

Who should buy it

Buy this if your dog is picky and you’d rather not mix in toppers yourself. See how it compares with other kibble in our best dog food in the Philippines roundup, and our how to choose dog food guide covers what “premium” kibble should actually deliver.

Alternatives to consider

If you want a food with a stronger all-round track record, our Best Overall pick, the Petsup Complete Nutrition dry dog food 1kg, also builds in freeze-dried treats at around ₱225 as of July 1, 2026. Feeding a bigger dog or several? The Best Big-Bag Value 8kg Pet One Beef Teriyaki drops the cost per kilo at around ₱540 as of July 1, 2026.