Nom Nom Gently Cooked Subscription (Chicken Cuisine)

Why it is listed

Buy this when you want the actual AAFCO formulated sentence on a recipe page, plus a printed 7-day transition. Your subscription price still comes after the quiz. Scoopable $69.99 is a different SKU. Not Chewy’s $9.99.

Pros & cons

Pros

• nomnomnow.com/meals/chicken 2026-09-02: Nom Nom Chicken Cuisine is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages including growth of large size dogs (70 lb. or more as an adult). 248 kcal/cup. Ingredients start with diced chicken, sweet potatoes, squash, spinach. Sally Perea, DVM, is quoted on that PDP. Meals hub also names Turkey Fare, Beef Mash, Pork Potluck, Lamb Pilaf, Turkey & Chicken Cookout.
• Same PDP: 7-day transition (25/50/75/100%). Store freezer up to 6 months; thaw overnight in the fridge; defrosted up to 5 days. FAQ: packed with dry ice/gel packs; free shipping across the 48 contiguous states on meal plans of $85 or more; reschedule or cancel in your account.
• FAQ: recipes meet AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages (formulated). Board-certified veterinary nutritionists named as the formulators (role). Not a prescription diet. Variety pack exists via retail partners — we do not use Chewy prices.

Cons

• Personalized subscription USD is not printed; FAQ says get a quote. We skip full named-USD value points for the plan itself. The $69.99 / $77.99 figures are Scoopable Meal Clusters on nomnomnow.com/meals — official, but a different format than the pouches. Do not treat $69.99 as your dog’s weekly plan.
• ‘Starting as low as $9.99’ on the chicken page sits next to a Chewy shop button — we do not use Chewy as source of truth and we do not publish that $9.99 as the subscription price.
• Frozen packs need freezer space. Mars/Royal Canin backing is company context, not extra points. Slow transition as the PDP says. We are not veterinarians.

Score breakdown