FIND THE PRICE & WEIGHT.
Start with the bag's price and net weight. Convert pounds to kilograms when needed.
Example: $80 for a 22 lb (about 10 kg) bag.
BETR VALUE STARTS WITH BETR INFORMATION
What does your dog's food cost to feed? What's in the recipe? And what does that nutrition mean for your dog? Let's look a little closer.
START WITH WHAT'S IN YOUR BOWL
Choose the brand you're feeding today. Explore real recipe differences, nutrition guarantees and price comparisons—so you can decide what BETR VALUE means for your dog.
A BETR WAY TO COMPARE
Bag prices tell you what you pay today. Calorie information helps you understand what you may spend over time.
Start with the bag's price and net weight. Convert pounds to kilograms when needed.
Example: $80 for a 22 lb (about 10 kg) bag.
Find the energy information on the bag or manufacturer's website, ideally in kcal/kg.
Example: 3,600 kcal/kg.
Multiply bag weight in kg by kcal/kg. Divide the price by that total, then multiply by 1,000.
$80 ÷ 36,000 × 1,000 = about $2.22 per 1,000 kcal.
Multiply the cost per 1,000 kcal by your dog's estimated daily calorie needs, divided by 1,000.
At 900 kcal/day: $2.22 × 0.9 = about $2.00/day.
REAL PEOPLE. BETR ANSWERS.
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