Bonacibo Dog Food Review & Ratings

Bonacibo is a Turkish brand, and the three foods we hold from it are not equal. Across 3 rated foods it averages 52/100 (Average), ranking 233 of 290, but the spread is 39 points - which is a lot across only three products.

The dry food does the heavy lifting. Bonacibo Adult Dog scores 76/100, a respectable result for a mainstream kibble. The canned foods sit near the bottom of the range at 37, and they are what pulls the average down.

That split usually comes from the same cause: the wet labels lean on broader ingredient categories where the dry label names things and declares percentages. Our score can only work with what is printed, so a can that says less scores less, regardless of what is actually in it. Worth saying plainly rather than implying the food is bad.

Nothing in this range is grain-free, which is neither a mark against it nor a selling point - grains are a fine energy source and our score does not penalise them for existing. What it does penalise is a recipe where the cereals do more of the work than the meat.

If you are buying Bonacibo, buy the specific product rather than the brand. The gap between the top and bottom of this range is wider than the gap between Bonacibo and several brands either side of it.