UnKibble Price: How Much Does It Cost Per Month? Is It Worth It?

Last Updated on May 27, 2026 by Kieran Beckles

Are you thinking about signing up for UnKibble but want to know the monthly price before committing?

UnKibble is one of the leading dry dog food options in the USA for pet parents who want to feed their canine companions fresh recipes and ditch store-bought dog food.

Created by Spot & Tango, UnKibble promises to deliver the benefits of fresh meals without the cost and with the convenience of dry food.

In this article, we’re going to take a look at how much you can expect to pay for UnKibble, helping you to make an informed decision before signing up to receive UnKibble dog food.

I’ll start by sharing how much I paid to feed UnKibble to my Alaskan Klee Kai dogs, Copper and Skye and then share some price breakdowns for other dog breeds.

UPDATED: May 2026
We updated this review in May 2026 to reflect UnKibble's latest pricing when we retested their dry dog food on Copper and Skye. We updated their current recipe range. We also added a table comparing UnKibble's price to other popular dry dog food options. As always, this article follows our dog food testing process to ensure accurate, honest, and experience-based recommendations.

How Much Is UnKibble Per Month?

UnKibble is a cheaper option than Spot and Tango’s fresh food and other dog food delivery companies that provide frozen, packaged food that takes up freezer space.

If you’re working on a tighter budget or prefer the convenience of dry dog food, you’ll be able to save by choosing UnKibble rather than fresh dog food meals.

While my male Klee Kai Copper isn’t particularly fussy about his pet food, my female mini husky Skye is a picky eater. I’m pleased to share that UnKibble passed the taste test.

If you do have a picky dog like Skye, I’d recommend starting with the Beef and Barley or Chicken and Brown Rice recipes. My female Klee Kai wasn’t as excited about turkey!

Once I completed UnKibble’s sign-up questionnaire, I was quoted $164.40 a month (which equates to $41.10 a week) to feed their dry food to my Alaskan Klee Kai dogs.

As you can see, UnKibble isn’t exactly cheap, but it’s more affordable than fresh meals, and you still get the benefits of human-grade dog food for your pets.

Do you want to take an UnKibble deep dive?
You can read my dedicated review.

UnKibble Price Breakdown

To give a varied breakdown of the cost of UnKibble, I’ve examined how much it would be to feed a Chihuahua, Australian Shepherd and Bernese Mountain Dog.

Chihuahua

Chi, male Chihuahua, 6 years old, 5lbs – $15.47 per week, $61.88 per month.

Australian Shepherd

Aussie, male Australian Shepherd, 6 years old, 60lbs – $47.81 per week, $191.24 per month.

Bernese Mountain Dog

Bernie, male Bernese Mountain Dog, 6 years old, 90lbs – $66.38 per week, $265.52 per month.

For my Alaskan Klee Kai dogs

Alaskan Klee Kai, Copper and Skye, 6 years old, 15lbs – $41.10 per week, $164.40 per month.

Our Verdict

We’ve typically fed fresh meals to Copper and Skye because they’re picky eaters. However, we went through a major life change in 2023 when we moved from London to California. As a result, we had to change Copper and Skye’s diet because their UK dog food isn’t available in USA.

Are you looking for air dried food?
Here are my top air-dried dog food picks.

We decided to give fresh dry food a try after reading many positive reviews of UnKibble. I liked the customized scooper that makes it really easy to prepare Copper and Skye’s meals; you just scoop UnKibble out of the bag and into your dog’s bowl.

With other dog food that we’ve tried, it can be a case of trial and error, figuring out the correct portion size, but Spot and Tango removed this dilemma with their UnKibble dog food by including the scooper (we really liked the design of the scooper, too).

Do you want to see other dry dog food options?
You can see some of my top picks.

To my surprise, Copper and Skye didn’t hesitate to tuck into their UnKibble meals, so it certainly passed the taste test with my Alaskan Klee Kai. It looked like high-quality food with a much lighter color than other dry dog food that we’ve previously fed. You could pick out some of the fresh food ingredients in the UnKibble nuggets.

I felt good knowing that UnKibble’s fresh dog food contains no artificial additives or nasties. UnKibble’s packaging was clear and transparent, which isn’t the case with a lot of dry food, allowing us to see each ingredient in the recipe and feel confident there weren’t artificial additives.

If you’re looking to feed a fresh diet to promote your dog’s health but don’t want the hassle of fresh frozen meals or you’ve got limited freezer space, UnKibble does provide a good option. Of the brands that we’ve tried since arriving back in the USA, I feel UnKibble is up there with Sundays Food For Dogs.

How does Sundays compare to UnKibble?
You can read my verdict here.

If I were to feed dry food to my Alaskan Klee Kai long term, it would be a toss-up between Sundays Food For Dogs and UnKibble.

UnKibble Price Comparison

Where To Buy UnKibble?

You won’t find UnKibble at your local supermarket or your local pet store. If you’re ready to go ahead and give UnKibble a try, you’ll need to head to the Spot And Tango website.

We managed to secure a 50% discount for our Life With Klee Kai community, but you’ll need to use “LIFEK50” at the checkout and click this link.

Final Thoughts

We’ve reached the end of our UnKibble feature.

In this UnKibble guide, we’ve learned a little bit more about how this Spot And Tango dog food works, how to sign up and how you can make a 50% saving.

Do you want to feed fresh?
Check out my Spot and Tango review.

But importantly, you hopefully have an insight into how much you can expect to spend on a month-to-month basis if you do decide to give UnKibble a go.

I spent $164.40 on UnKibble dog food for my Alaskan Klee Kai dogs, which I felt offered great value given that it’s human-grade pet food.