Rank #4 in Best Grain Free Dog Food 2026: 10 Ranked by Cost per Kilo
Crave Turkey & Chicken Grain Free Dry Adult Dog Food 7kg
- Rating
- 4.8
- Ratings
- 327
- Rank
- #4
Price and rating as shown on Amazon when we collected them. Both change.
The Crave Turkey & Chicken 7 kg bag is a high-protein, grain-free dry dog food made by Mars, and it finished fourth in this guide. At £40.00 for 7 kg it works out at £5.71 per kg — around three times the £1.99 per kg of the 15 kg Alpha bag at the cheap end of the table, and well below the £8.67 per kg of the 1.5 kg James Wellbeloved bag at the other end. Its 4.8 rating from 327 ratings sits inside the guide's 4.3-to-4.8 band, where, as we argue at the top of the article, the stars separate almost nothing.
What does separate this listing from itself is the specification panel. The name and flavour say Turkey & Chicken, but one bullet says the food is "made with 100% Natural Chicken". The item form is Pellet and the item type is Dry Dog Food, yet "Animal Food Diet Type" reads Raw. The name says "Premium Adult Dry Dog Food" while "Age Range Description" says All Life Stages, and "Dog Breed Size" says Medium while "Breed Recommendation" says All Breed Sizes. "Country Of Origin" says Germany, while the manufacturer contact given is a Freepost Mars Petcare UK address in Britain and Mars Ireland in Dublin. The rating breakdown shown adds up to 100 ratings, not the 327 in the headline. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing as it was supplied to us — we have not tested this food, and none of the figures here are ours.
How those 327 ratings break down
An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.8 stars.
Specification
Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.
| Price | £40.00 for a 7 kg bag |
|---|---|
| Price per kg | £5.71 (worked out from £40.00 ÷ 7 kg) |
| Rating | 4.8 out of 5 from 327 ratings |
| Brand Name | Crave |
| Country Of Origin | Germany (as listed) — manufacturer contact is Mars Petcare UK / Mars Ireland |
| Animal Food Diet Type | Raw (as listed) — Item Form is Pellet, Item Type is Dry Dog Food |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages (as listed) — the product name says "Adult" |
| Grain-free | No maize, wheat, soya or dairy listed |
What it is up against
The rivals it was ranked against in Best Grain Free Dog Food 2026: 10 Ranked by Cost per Kilo.
Rank #1
Pooch & Mutt Health & Digestion Grain Free Salmon & Sweet Potato 10kg
£47.50
Rank #2
Skinner's Field & Trial Grain Free Chicken & Sweet Potato 15kg
£43.04
Rank #3
Harringtons Just 6 Grain Free Chicken & Salmon Dry Dog Food 12kg
£52.99
Rank #5
James Wellbeloved Grain Free Turkey Dog Food 7.5kg, Small Breed
£49.63
Questions people ask
How much does Crave Turkey & Chicken 7 kg cost per kilogram?
The listing price is £40.00 for a 7 kg bag, which is £5.71 per kg. For comparison, the 15 kg Alpha bag in this guide works out at £1.99 per kg and the 1.5 kg James Wellbeloved bag at £8.67 per kg.
Is Crave Turkey & Chicken grain-free?
Yes. The Crave listing states the food contains no maize, wheat, soya or dairy and is completely grain-free, with no artificial colours, flavours or preservatives.
Where is Crave Turkey & Chicken made?
The listing's "Country Of Origin" field says Germany, while the manufacturer contact given is Freepost Mars Petcare UK in Britain and Mars Ireland in Dublin. The listing does not resolve the two.
What age of dog is Crave Turkey & Chicken for?
The name says "Premium Adult Dry Dog Food" and the Benefits field says "Complete food for adult dogs", but the Age Range Description field says "All Life Stages". The listing gives both.
How many ratings does Crave Turkey & Chicken have, and what is the score?
The headline figure is 4.8 out of 5 from 327 ratings. The star breakdown shown alongside it adds up to 100 ratings (85 five-star, 12 four-star, and one each at three, two and one star).
What protein level does Crave Turkey & Chicken have?
The listing makes a "High Protein" claim and refers to high-quality animal protein, but it does not state a protein percentage. One reviewer mentions feeding it for its 36% protein — that figure comes from the review, not from the listing.
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