Nature's kindness, crafted for your companion
A labour of love
Every ingredient earns its place. Nothing unnecessary, nothing harsh.
A brand named after the dog who started it all
Frankie came into Natalie's life as a puppy with a sensitive stomach. After years of vet visits, prescription food and short-lived fixes, Natalie stopped treating her like a problem to solve — and started feeding her the way she fed herself: simple, clean, gut-supporting food.
The change in Frankie was almost immediate. That shift kick-started years of reading, cooking and paying attention, and eventually grew into Frankie & Paws — a small-batch range of supplements built out of everything Frankie taught us.
Everything is blended and packed in Great Britain, with ingredients that earn their place. Frankie passed away in January 2025; every pouch still carries a little of her gentle, steady presence.
Every ingredient tells a story
Lemon Balm
In True Calm
A gentle 4:1 extract that works on the GABAergic nervous system — the same calm signal targeted by prescription anxiolytics, without the sedation.
Bacillus Probiotics
In Biome Balance
Spore-forming strains that survive stomach acid intact, delivering over 525 million live cultures per scoop where the gut can actually use them.
Grass-fed Collagen
In Collagen
A single-ingredient powder of dehydrated beef proteins — no fillers, no additives — supporting joints, gut lining and coat condition.
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