How to feed?
Cut 
Pour Serve
Pour Serve
- No need to add water
- No refrigeration required
- Opened pack should be consumed immediately
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Better Digestion
Daily Dog Meals
Real Chicken
Fresh Dog Food
Packed Using Retort Technology
Loved by Picky Eaters
Human-Grade Quality
Supports Strong Immunity
Packed Using Retort Technology
Loved by Picky Eaters
Human-Grade Quality
Supports Strong Immunity
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How much does it cost?
The MRP of a single 300-gram pack of Benny's Bowl ranges from 225 to 375 depending on the recipe. In a 30 pack set it costs between 183 to 260 per pack, depending on the recipe. In a subscription plan the price starts from Rs.100 per 300g pack.
How does the food stay fresh without preservative
The food is packed using sophisticated retort technology (the same tech used to pack food for astronauts), it stops the growth of aerobic and anaerobic bacteria in the food, locking in the freshness without the use of preservatives or refrigeration.
Are the meals suitable for puppies?
You can feed Benny’s Bowl’s meals to your pooches once they turn 4 weeks old. Make sure that you transition them from a liquid diet to solid diet gradually over a period of 10-15 days to ensure a comfortable transition.
How should I store Benny’s Bowl?
You can store Benny’s Bowl in your kitchen cupboard. Just ensure that the storage is in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
Can the food be stored once the pack is opened?
Since the food doesn’t have any preservatives, an open pack will go bad just like normal food. It should be consumed within 24 hours max and an open pack should be stored in a refrigerator for this period.
How much Benny's Bowl should I feed my dog in a day?
Suggested Quantity for per day consumption.
How do I shift my dog from his current food to Benny’s bowl?
Any time you decide to change your dog’s food, you should transition to the new diet gradually in order to give your dog’s system time to adjust to the change. Ideally, these transitions should happen over 5-7 days. During this transition, you should gradually incorporate more and more of the new food by mixing it with your dog’s current diet.