Is Giddy Pets an official Benyfit Natural retailer?

There is no formal 'approved retailer' scheme in raw dog food the way there sometimes is in other industries — we simply buy in and sell a selection of the Benyfit Natural range, the same as any shop selling the brand.

Can puppies eat Benyfit Natural raw food?

Yes, Benyfit Natural makes a puppy-specific complete raw recipe formulated for a growing dog's needs, which is different from an adult recipe. Choose the puppy-labelled product rather than assuming any recipe in the range works for a puppy.

How should I store Benyfit Natural raw food?

Keep it frozen until you are ready to use it, thaw it in the fridge rather than on the counter, and use it within the timeframe printed on the packaging once defrosted. Treat it exactly as you would raw meat bought for your own meals.

Is raw feeding suitable for every dog?

Not necessarily — a dog with certain health conditions may need a different approach, and raw feeding requires more careful hygiene and storage than a dry or tinned diet. If you are unsure whether it suits your dog, it is worth a conversation with your vet first.

Benyfit Natural raw dog food at Giddy Pets

We are not an approved or accredited retailer for Benyfit Natural — that kind of formal arrangement is not really how raw dog food brands work — we simply buy in and sell a selection of their range. What matters more than any retailer status is what is actually in the range and which recipe suits your dog, so that is what this page covers.

What Benyfit Natural actually is

Benyfit Natural makes complete raw dog food built around named meat, offal and bone in the kind of ratio raw feeders often refer to as 80/10/10, alongside a 'Meat Feast' style line with a higher proportion of muscle meat. The range spans several single and mixed protein options.

As with any raw diet, the appeal is feeding a dog something closer to what their ancestors would have eaten, though whether that suits your dog and household comes down to practical factors like freezer space and food safety habits as much as the recipe itself.

What we stock

Our range includes several Benyfit Natural recipes across different proteins, along with a puppy-specific complete raw option formulated for a growing dog's needs rather than an adult recipe fed in a smaller amount.

What is available at any given time reflects current stock rather than the brand's entire catalogue, so it is worth checking what is currently listed rather than assuming everything Benyfit Natural makes is available here at any one time.

How to choose a recipe, and handling it safely

Choosing between proteins often comes down to what suits a dog's individual sensitivities or simply variety, and a puppy should be on a puppy-specific formula rather than an adult recipe. Whichever you choose, treat raw food with the same care as raw meat in your own kitchen.

Keep it frozen until you need it, thaw it in the fridge rather than at room temperature, use it within the timeframe stated on the pack once defrosted, and wash bowls and surfaces thoroughly after each feed.

Six-ingredient grain-free dry food for adult and senior dogs, single-source turkey

£15.49

Common questions

Is Giddy Pets an official Benyfit Natural retailer?: There is no formal 'approved retailer' scheme in raw dog food the way there sometimes is in other industries — we simply buy in and sell a selection of the Benyfit Natural range, the same as any shop selling the brand.
Can puppies eat Benyfit Natural raw food?: Yes, Benyfit Natural makes a puppy-specific complete raw recipe formulated for a growing dog's needs, which is different from an adult recipe. Choose the puppy-labelled product rather than assuming any recipe in the range works for a puppy.
How should I store Benyfit Natural raw food?: Keep it frozen until you are ready to use it, thaw it in the fridge rather than on the counter, and use it within the timeframe printed on the packaging once defrosted. Treat it exactly as you would raw meat bought for your own meals.
Is raw feeding suitable for every dog?: Not necessarily — a dog with certain health conditions may need a different approach, and raw feeding requires more careful hygiene and storage than a dry or tinned diet. If you are unsure whether it suits your dog, it is worth a conversation with your vet first.

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.