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Boost Dog Food Review & Ratings

Boost is a British brand making fresh-cooked and freeze-dried dog food, all of it grain-free.

5foods in the range5 rated so far
89/100average ODF ScoreVery good
#10of 304 ranked brandsby average score, 2+ rated foods
83 - 91score range
83avg 8991

Every Boost food

FoodODF ScoreTypeLife stage£ / day
Boost Kibble+
  • High meat57.5% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
83Very goodDryAdult £2.61 approx.
Boost Meatballs
  • High meat81% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
  • HypoallergenicLimited, single-source ingredients - kinder to sensitive dogs.
91ExceptionalFresh-cookedPuppy & adult & senior £3.13 approx.
Boost Working Dog Trays
  • High meat70% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
  • HypoallergenicLimited, single-source ingredients - kinder to sensitive dogs.
90ExceptionalFresh-cookedAdult £3.65 approx.
Boost Fresh Food Trays
  • High meat47% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
91ExceptionalFresh-cookedAdult & senior £5.39 approx.
Boost Freeze Dried Meal Topper
  • High meat98.5% named meat (30% or more counts as high).
  • NaturalNo artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
  • Grain-freeMade without any grains.
90ExceptionalFreeze-driedAdult -

Our take on Boost

Written by us, from the labels. Never written, reviewed or paid for by the brand.

Boost is strong right across its range rather than on the back of one standout food, which is the harder thing to do. Across 5 rated foods it averages 89/100 (Very good), ranking 10 of 304, with nothing below 83 and a top score of 91 - a spread of only 8 points.

The range is mostly frozen fresh-cooked trays, plus a kibble and a freeze-dried topper. It is made in-house in West London, which is unusual for a brand that has moved into the supermarkets this quickly - most brands at that stage are buying manufacturing in. Our best-scoring line is Boost Fresh Food Trays at 91/100.

One thing to check on the pack: part of the range is complementary rather than complete. Those are designed to go alongside a meal, not to be the meal, and swapping one in for dinner leaves gaps that nothing on the label is claiming to fill. The scores tell you the quality of what is in the tray, not what job it is meant to do.

Cost is around £2.61 a day for the cheapest option.

If you are already buying this in a weekly shop, the label backs up the shelf price. Just read complete against complementary before you build a whole diet on it.

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Boost FAQs

Is Boost a good dog food?

Yes - by the label data, Boost is one of the stronger brands we have rated. Its 5 rated foods average 89/100 (Very good), ranging from 83 to 91 - each food page shows exactly where every point went.

Where is Boost from?

Boost is a dog food brand from United Kingdom.

What is Boost's best rated food?

Boost Meatballs - it scores 91/100 (Exceptional), the highest ODF Score in the range we have rated. Its page shows the full breakdown and live prices.

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