Beta grain-free dog food
Beta, made by Burgess, does not currently produce a dedicated grain-free recipe within its own range — its foods are built around named single proteins with cereals such as rice or maize included, rather than being formulated as grain-free. If grain-free specifically is what you are after, it is worth knowing that upfront rather than searching Beta's range for something that is not there.
What Beta's range actually offers
Beta's recipes are built around a single named protein per formula — chicken, salmon, turkey or lamb across the adult, senior, puppy, light and working ranges — with cereals included as part of a complete, balanced recipe rather than as filler. This single-protein approach is useful for a dog with a known sensitivity to a particular meat, even without being grain-free.
For a dog who does well on Beta generally but has a specific reason to avoid grain, such as a diagnosed grain sensitivity confirmed by a vet, a genuinely grain-free food from a different brand is the more direct route than waiting for Beta to add one.
Where to look for a genuine grain-free option
Several brands we stock do produce dedicated grain-free recipes with a similar single-protein approach to Beta's own range, which is worth exploring if grain-free is the specific requirement rather than simply wanting a straightforward, everyday dry food.
Whichever brand you choose, introduce any new food gradually alongside what your dog already eats, over several days rather than switching overnight, and keep an eye on how they settle onto it before assuming it is or is not the right fit.
For this need
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Beta 1 Adult Dog Chicken
BETA's standard complete dry food for adult dogs with no particular dietary need
From£8.35
Beta Light Turkey Dry Dog Food 2kg
BETA's small-bag turkey recipe for adult dogs prone to weight gain
£8.55
Beta Puppy Turkey & Lamb
Small-breed puppy food with turkey and lamb, also suitable for adult toy dogs
£48.79
Beta 1+ Adult Dog Light Dog Turkey
BETA's turkey recipe for adult dogs prone to weight gain, with a separate weight-loss ration
£48.79
Beta 1+ Adult Dog Sensitive Salmon
BETA's single-salmon dry food for adult dogs with sensitive skin, coat or digestion
£48.79
Beta 7 Senior Dog Chicken
BETA's lower-fat chicken kibble formulated for dogs aged seven and over
From£8.55
Beta Puppy Breed Turkey
Large-breed puppy food with a feeding table set by expected adult weight
From£8.55
Beta Puppy Chicken
Complete dry food for growing puppies, chicken-based, also suitable for pregnant and nursing dogs
From£8.55
Beta 2+ Adult Dog Large Breed Turkey
BETA's turkey recipe formulated specifically for large-breed adult dogs over 25kg
£43.19
Beta 1+ Adult Dog Turkey & Lamb
Complete dry food for adult dogs with turkey and lamb, and no artificial colours or preservatives
£43.19
Beta 1+ Adult Working Dog Chicken
BETA's chicken kibble scaled for working dogs, with three feeding levels by activity
£35.85
Beta Puppy Small Breed Chicken
Complete dry food for small breed puppies, chicken-based, also suitable for gestation and lactation
£8.55
Common questions
- Does Beta make a grain-free dog food?
- No, not currently — Beta's range is built around named single proteins with cereals included as part of the recipe, rather than being formulated as grain-free. If grain-free is specifically what you need, look at a brand that offers a dedicated grain-free line.
- Is Beta a good brand if my dog has a food sensitivity?
- It can be, since each recipe is built around one named protein, which makes it easier to identify what does or does not suit your dog. That single-protein approach is useful even though the range is not grain-free.
- Why do some dogs need a grain-free diet?
- A genuine grain sensitivity or allergy is one reason, though it is less common than a protein-based sensitivity. Always confirm a suspected grain sensitivity with your vet before assuming grain-free is the right change to make.
- What should I do if my dog needs both grain-free and a specific protein?
- Look for a grain-free recipe from a brand that also offers your dog's suited protein source as a named single ingredient, rather than assuming any grain-free food will do. Checking the full ingredient list matters more than the grain-free label alone.
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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.