Benyfit Natural Dog Food Review & Ratings

Benyfit Natural is one of the strongest performers on this site, and unusually it is strong across the whole range rather than on one flagship recipe. Across 5 rated foods it averages 88/100 (Very good), ranking 17 of 303.

The number worth looking at is the spread: 4 points between the lowest and highest scoring food. Most brands we rate have a good recipe and a cheap one, and the gap between them is where owners get caught out. Here there is effectively no weak option to accidentally buy. The best of them is Benyfit Natural 80-10-10 Meat Feast at 91/100, but the one at 87 is not far behind it.

That consistency is what raw done properly tends to look like on our scoring. Named single proteins, declared percentages and short ingredient lists all score well, and a raw range has fewer places to hide filler than a dry one does. The company produces in East Sussex in small batches, which is the sort of scale where that is straightforward to maintain.

The trade-off is practical rather than nutritional. Everything here is frozen raw, so you need freezer space, a defrosting routine and sensible handling hygiene. That suits some households and genuinely does not suit others, and it is a bigger factor in whether this works for you than any point on the score.

If you already feed raw, this is a range you can buy from without checking each recipe individually. If you are switching from dry, the score says the food is good - work out the freezer logistics first.