An 80-10-10 ratio of meat, bone and organ is modelled on a whole prey animal, and it's easy to assume matching that physical ratio is the same thing as meeting a dog's full nutrient requirements on paper. It isn't automatically the same claim.

This recipe is 80% turkey, 10% turkey bone, 5% ox kidney and 5% ox liver - no added vegetables or botanicals, unlike Benyfit's other raw recipes. It's labelled complementary rather than complete, and once defrosted it should be refrigerated and used within 4 days.

• Turkey 80%, turkey bone 10%, ox kidney 5%, ox liver 5%
• No added vegetables or botanicals, unlike Benyfit's other raw recipes
• Analysis: 16.4% protein, 16.8% fat, 3.87% ash, 0.68% fibre
• Moisture 59.4%, calcium 0.9%, phosphorus 0.6%, 224 kcal per 100g
• Once defrosted, refrigerate and use within 4 days

On "complete". This recipe is labelled complementary, not complete, despite the 80-10-10 ratio being modelled on a whole prey animal - matching that physical ratio isn't the same claim as meeting a dog's full nutrient requirements on its own, and Benyfit don't market it as a sole diet. Feed it as part of a varied raw diet rather than the only thing in the bowl, and check with your vet if you're building a full raw diet around it.

Who it's for: owners already feeding a varied raw diet who want a straight, high-fat turkey-and-organ recipe to rotate in, rather than a single all-in-one complete food.