Pet food brand

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Everyday

C Average score: 57/100 (Average)

Discover the 2 Everyday products graded A to E by PetFoodRate. Our independent analysis covers protein quality, nutritional value, absence of undesirables, label transparency, and species adaptability.

In short

Everyday averages 57/100 (C) across 2 graded products, 0 of them A or B. It is strongest on "Nutritional balance" and weakest on "Protein quality". Top-rated product: Everyday Terine met Kip (57/100).

By Theo Blanchard · reviewed by Max Kowalski · updated June 2026 · independent grading, no sponsorship

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The Everyday profile across 5 criteria

Average of the A–E sub-scores across the 2 graded Everyday products. The brand is strongest on "Nutritional balance" and weakest on "Protein quality".

  • Protein quality E · 30/100
  • Nutritional balance B · 75/100
  • Few undesirables C · 68/100
  • Ingredient transparency C · 60/100
  • Species fit B · 75/100

All Everyday products graded

#1
C 57
Terine met Kip
dry food dogs
#2
C 56
Terine met Rund
dry food dogs

Our verdict on Everyday

Everyday offers 2 products in our database, covering 1 food type and 1 species. The brand average score is 57/100, a grade C (Average). This score evolves whenever we add products or update our methodology.

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Frequently asked questions

How many Everyday products are rated?

2 Everyday products are rated by PetFoodRate, with an average score of 57/100 (C).

What is the best Everyday product?

The highest-rated Everyday product in our database is Everyday Terine met Kip (grade C).

Is Everyday a good brand?

Based on its rated products, Everyday averages 57/100, i.e. C on our A to E scale. Quality can vary across ranges: check each product's grade.

How does PetFoodRate rate brands?

Each product is graded A to E on five axes (proteins, nutrition, undesirables, transparency, suitability). A brand's score is the average of its products; only brands with at least 10 rated products enter the comparative ranking.