Kronch Dog Food Review & Ratings

Kronch is Danish, not British, which is the first thing to correct if you found it on a UK shelf. It is the brand name used by Henne Pet Food, a family company in Outrup on the west coast of Jutland whose whole identity is built around salmon.

Across 4 rated foods it averages 53/100 (Average), ranking 230 of 290 brands, with scores from 47 to 59. A spread of only 12 points across the whole range means there is no trap recipe here - the puppy food and the performance food sit in the same territory.

The scores land where they do largely because these are grain-inclusive kibbles built for volume feeding. None of the 4 rated foods are grain free, and cereal content is one of the things our score is most sensitive to. Fed to a sled team or a kennel of working dogs, cheap digestible energy is the entire point, and the brand makes no secret of who these are for. Fed to one pet dog on short walks, the same recipe is doing a job nobody asked for.

Kronch Optimal Puppy tops the range at 59/100. That is a solid mid-table result rather than a standout, and consistency is the honest selling point.

If you are feeding several active dogs and buying by the sack, this range does what it says. If you have one dog, there are foods on this site that score considerably higher for a similar spend.