Benyfit Natural feeding guide
Benyfit Natural is a British raw dog food brand, and we stock a range of their formats, including 80/10/10 meat feasts, tripe blends and a puppy-specific line. This is a guide to how the range works in practice, not a feeding plan for your specific dog — for that, follow the guidance printed on each pack, based on your dog's actual weight.
What's in the range we stock
The core of the Benyfit Natural range we carry is raw meat formulated to the commonly used 80/10/10 ratio — roughly eighty per cent muscle meat, ten per cent bone and ten per cent offal — across proteins including chicken, beef, turkey, lamb and duck, sold frozen in the way raw food is typically stored and fed.
Alongside the meat feast formats, the range includes tripe-based blends and a Perfect Puppy line formulated specifically for growing dogs, plus a Sensitive Support formula aimed at dogs that need a more limited ingredient approach.
How the range is typically fed
The meat feast and tripe formats are generally sold as complete raw diets, meant to be fed as the whole meal rather than mixed with kibble, following the 80/10/10 structure that reflects a natural prey-model ratio of meat, bone and offal.
Every pack carries its own feeding guidance based on weight, because the right amount depends on your individual dog's size, age and activity level — that guidance, not a generic figure, is what to follow, and your vet can help if you are unsure how it applies to your dog specifically.
Practical storage
Because the range is sold frozen, freezer space and defrosting time are the practical considerations rather than anything about the food itself, and planning portions in advance by thawing only what the next couple of meals need makes raw feeding noticeably easier to fit around a normal week.
Once defrosted, treat it the same as any raw meat for food hygiene — keep it refrigerated, use it within the timeframe stated on the pack, and do not refreeze it once thawed.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Benyfit Natural 80 10 10 Chicken Meat Feast Raw Dog Food
An 80:10:10 raw chicken and organ recipe, fed as part of a varied raw diet
From£3.65
Benyfit Natural Sensitive Support Raw Dog Food
A two-meat raw recipe, lower in fat and protein than Benyfit's wider organ-meat range
From£3.65
Benyfit Natural Meat Feast Turkey Complete Raw Dog Food
Complete raw frozen dog food, 80% turkey with bone, plus lambs tripe, liver and kidney
From£3.75
Benyfit Natural Perfect Puppy Turkey Complete Raw Dog Food
A complete raw frozen food for puppies, built on 65% free range turkey with bone
From£3.65
Benyfit Natural Tender Chicken Raw Dog Food
A single-meat raw recipe built around chicken and its own liver, kidney and heart
From£3.55
Benyfit Natural Tasty Turkey Raw Dog Food
A complete raw turkey recipe with organ meat and vegetables, for adult dogs
From£3.64
Benyfit Natural 80 10 10 Turkey Meat Feast Raw Dog Food
An 80-10-10 turkey and organ raw recipe, labelled complementary rather than complete
From£3.65
Benyfit Natural 80 10 10 Duck Meat Feast Raw Dog Food
A complete raw frozen food for adult dogs, genuinely built on 80% duck
From£3.79
Benyfit Natural Succulent Beef Raw Dog Food
A complete raw frozen food for adult dogs, built on 50% beef with bone, liver, kidney and heart
From£4.05
Benyfit Natural Goose Turkey Complete Raw Dog Food
A complete raw frozen food for adult dogs, built on goose and turkey together
From£3.55
Benyfit Natural 80 10 10 Lamb Meat Feast Raw Dog Food
A raw lamb meat feast for dogs, built mainly on lamb with bone, tripe, heart and liver
From£4.15
Benyfit Natural Beef Tripe Complete Raw Dog Food
A five-organ raw recipe with its own full nutrient analysis, delivered frozen
From£3.95
Common questions
- What does 80/10/10 mean on Benyfit Natural packaging?
- It refers to the ratio the recipe is built around — roughly eighty per cent muscle meat, ten per cent bone and ten per cent offal — reflecting a commonly used prey-model structure for raw feeding.
- How much Benyfit Natural should I feed my dog?
- Follow the feeding guide printed on the specific product, which is based on your dog's weight, and adjust gradually based on their body condition. Your vet can advise if you are unsure whether your dog is getting the right amount.
- Is Benyfit Natural suitable for puppies?
- Benyfit Natural make a Perfect Puppy line formulated specifically for growing dogs, separate from their adult formats. Check the specific product's labelling to confirm it is the right one for your puppy's age.
- Can I mix Benyfit Natural with dry kibble?
- Most raw feeding guidance suggests keeping raw and dry meals separate by a few hours rather than combining them in one bowl, since they digest at different rates. Feeding them as separate meals in the day is the more commonly recommended approach.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.