Natures Menu dog food — an honest look
Natures Menu is a UK brand best known for raw and natural dog food, including its Country Hunter range. We stock a selection from it rather than the whole catalogue, and we don't publish customer star ratings, so here is what the brand actually is and what to check before you buy.
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What Natures Menu actually is
Natures Menu has built its name around raw and minimally processed dog food, sold frozen or freeze-dried rather than as a standard tinned or dry product. The pitch is a diet closer to what a dog would eat unprocessed, built around named meat proteins rather than generic "meat and animal derivatives".
The Country Hunter line sits within that same raw and natural positioning, and the brand also makes mixers and toppers for owners who want to add a raw or natural element to an existing diet rather than switch over completely. It is a brand built around a specific feeding philosophy rather than one trying to be everything to everyone, which is worth knowing before you compare it against a mainstream dry food on price alone.
What we stock, and why we don't do star ratings
We stock a selection from the Natures Menu range as part of our raw and natural food, which changes as availability changes — what is shown in the grid above reflects what we currently have in, not the brand's full catalogue.
We don't run a review or star-rating system, because a handful of unverified comments would tell you less than the honest specifics: whether a food is raw or freeze-dried, which protein it uses, and whether it is meant to replace a meal or top one up. Those are the things worth checking against your own dog rather than a rating out of five.
If you are moving a dog onto raw or freeze-dried food for the first time, do it gradually alongside whatever they currently eat, and keep an eye on how their stools and appetite settle over the following couple of weeks rather than judging it after one meal.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Natures Menu Natural Raw Turkey Necks
500G complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.99

Natures Menu Raw Freeflow Lamb & Chicken Mince
A complete raw mince of lamb and chicken, 60/40, for dogs moved onto lamb as a protein
£9.99

Natures Menu 60/40 Beef Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 30% beef and 30% chicken
£5.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Beef Ribs
SGL complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.99

Natures Menu Country Hunter Superfood Mighty Mixer Rolled Oats with Fruit & Veg
Complementary 1.2KG rolled-oat mixer with beef liver, fruit and vegetables
£12.44

Natures Menu Mighty Mixer with Turkey & Oats
A turkey and oat biscuit mixer, to complement a raw meat-based diet
£11.99

Bella & Duke Adult Working Dog Duck
A complete raw meal for adult working dogs, made with duck and grass-fed beef plus vegetables. Frozen 500g tub.
£3.50

Nutriment Adult Dog Light Support Frozen
Complementary light-support raw dog food with tripe, turkey and fish
£3.59

Nutriment Adult Dog Raw Rabbit & Turkey Formula Frozen
Complete raw rabbit and turkey dog food in a frozen 500G pack
£5.69

Bella & Duke Superfoods Working Dog Fish
A complete raw meal for puppies, adults and seniors: MSC fish and grass-fed beef with veg, turmeric and ginger. Frozen 500g tub.
£3.75

Bella & Duke Raw Basics Working Dog Turkey
Frozen raw turkey dog food from Bella & Duke's Raw Basics working dog line, for dogs of all ages. 454g pack.
£2.39

Bella & Duke Raw Basics Working Dog Chicken
Frozen raw chicken dog food from Bella & Duke's Raw Basics working dog line, for dogs of all ages. 454g pack.
£2.39
Common questions
- Is Natures Menu a good brand of dog food?
- It is a well-established UK brand built specifically around raw and natural feeding, which suits owners who want that style of diet. Whether it suits your dog depends on their age, size and any sensitivities, not the brand name alone, the same as with any food.
- Does Natures Menu need to be kept frozen?
- Their raw ranges are typically sold and stored frozen, thawed before feeding, while freeze-dried products are shelf-stable until opened. Check the specific product's storage instructions on the pack, since raw and freeze-dried ranges are handled differently.
- Why doesn't Giddy Pets show star ratings on brand pages?
- We would rather you compare the facts that actually matter for your dog, such as the protein used and whether a product is a complete meal or a topper, than a handful of unverified star ratings that tell you very little about your own dog's needs.
- Do you stock the whole Natures Menu range?
- No, we stock a selection rather than every product the brand makes. What is shown in the grid above is what we currently have available to order, and that changes as stock does.
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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.