Acana Singles is a grain-free kibble line sold as a limited ingredient diet. Each of its four recipes is built on one animal protein: beef, pork, duck or lamb. In every recipe that protein fills the first three spots on the list as meat, meal and liver. Sweet potato and whole chickpeas come next.
The numbers are the same in every recipe. All four print 31% protein, 17% fat, 5% fiber and 12% moisture as fed, with 29% estimated starch, 388 kcal per cup and 3405 kcal per kg. The 1834 kibbles in our catalog average 26.9% protein, 37.4% starch and 395 kcal per cup. Next to them, Singles has more protein, less starch and slightly fewer calories per cup.
The trade-off is limited choice. Every recipe contains peas or lentils and is flagged for potato, so owners who avoid legumes or potato have no option in this line. The line is kibble only. All four recipes are labeled for all life stages and all breed sizes, and none is made for a particular size or age.
A GOOD FIT FOR
Owners who want one animal protein per bag
Owners rotating proteins without changing calories per cup
Owners wanting more protein and less starch than average kibble
WORTH KNOWING
All four recipes include peas or lentils. Sweet potato is the fourth ingredient and whole chickpeas the fifth.
Every recipe has the same figures: 31% protein, 17% fat, 29% estimated starch and 388 kcal per cup.
The line is kibble only, and all four recipes are labeled for all life stages and all breed sizes.
All figures as fed, from the guaranteed analysis on each label. Starch is our estimate, since no bag prints it. Highest in the line is marked in bold, lowest in italics.
31% protein · 17% fat · 29% starch · 388 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with beef
Beef & Pumpkin is the only Singles kibble built on beef. Beef, beef meal and beef liver are its first three ingredients, ahead of sweet potato and whole chickpeas. It suits owners who want beef as the only listed animal protein.
31% protein · 17% fat · 29% starch · 388 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with pork
Pork & Squash is the line's pork recipe. Pork, pork meal and pork liver lead its ingredient list, and squash is named in the title. It suits owners looking for a grain-free kibble whose only listed animal protein is pork.
31% protein · 17% fat · 29% starch · 388 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with duck
Duck & Pear is the only poultry option in Singles. Duck, duck meal and duck liver are its top three ingredients, and pear is named in the title. It suits owners who want a bird protein at the same 31% protein and 29% estimated starch as the other three recipes.
31% protein · 17% fat · 29% starch · 388 kcal/cup · All Life Stages
Only kibble here with lamb
Lamb & Apple is built on lamb, lamb meal and lamb liver, and it is the only recipe in the line paired with apple. It suits owners who rotate among Singles proteins and want lamb at the same 388 kcal per cup as the beef, pork and duck recipes.
Yes. All four recipes are grain free: Beef & Pumpkin, Pork & Squash, Duck & Pear and Lamb & Apple. Each one also contains peas or lentils, with whole chickpeas and sweet potato among its first five ingredients.
Which Acana Singles recipe has the most protein?
None of them has more than the others. Beef & Pumpkin, Pork & Squash, Duck & Pear and Lamb & Apple all list 31% protein. That is above the 26.9% average for kibble in our catalog.
What proteins does Acana Singles come in?
There are four: beef (Beef & Pumpkin), pork (Pork & Squash), duck (Duck & Pear) and lamb (Lamb & Apple). Each recipe uses one animal protein, listed as meat, meal and liver.
Our log holds FDA dog food recall notices from 2012 on, so this is not a guarantee that Acana has never had one.
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