Acana
Champion Petfoods' more affordable 'Biologically Appropriate' range, with very high named-meat inclusion and regional, ingredient-led recipes. The food itself is genuinely strong, but it's imported, so it costs a premium and stock and freshness can vary by batch and retailer.
Scored by the PetReviews independent review board
Independent scoring · Updated June 2026 · Not veterinary advice
Overall score
Weighted across six areas · /100
- 0
- Value
- 0
- Ingredients
- 0
- Transparency
Brand facts
- Ownership
- Champion Petfoods (Canada, now owned by Mars)
- Country of manufacture
- Canada / USA
- Retailer relationship
- Independent — widely stocked
- Product types
- Dry, Treats
- Price tier
- Super-premium ($$$$)
- Overall score
- 76/100 · Good
Acana is a strong choice if…
- ✓Feeders who want high meat inclusion
- ✓Dogs that do well on protein-rich food
- ✓Owners happy to pay more for ingredients
May not be the best fit if…
- —You want the cheapest sound everyday kibble
- —Your dog needs a prescription or vet diet
The Acana range
Acana Prairie Poultry 11.4kg
Cost / day
$3.40
~15kg adult
Cost / feed
$1.70
2 meals/day
Price / kg
$14.82/kg
11.4kg bag
First ingredient
Chicken
Protein
33%
A meat-rich, ingredient-led everyday recipe that earns its keep, as long as the per-kg price suits you.
Acana Wild Coast 11.4kg
Cost / day
$3.60
~15kg adult
Cost / feed
$1.80
2 meals/day
Price / kg
$15.70/kg
11.4kg bag
First ingredient
Whole herring
Protein
35%
A fish-forward option with strong protein for dogs that suit a richer recipe, priced at the top of the shelf.
Where to buy Acana
Prices vary by retailer and change with sales, member and subscription pricing — always compare price per kg. Pricing on this site is a guide only, and nothing here is veterinary advice.
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