How to Cancel Spot & Tango Dog Food in 2026

Spot & Tango delivers fresh and dry dog food for $2-9 per day depending on your dog's size. That's $60-270/month — per dog. Here's how to cancel and what your dog actually needs.

How to Cancel

1. Log in at spotandtango.com
2. Go to Account
3. Navigate to Subscription
4. Click Cancel
5. Walk through the survey

Option 2: Email

Email help@spotandtango.com and ask them to cancel your subscription. They typically respond within one business day.

Fresh vs. Traditional Dog Food: What Vets Actually Say

The fresh dog food industry has grown enormously by marketing the idea that kibble is unhealthy. Here's what veterinary nutritionists actually recommend:

• AAFCO-certified kibble meets all nutritional requirements for healthy dogs
• Brands like Purina Pro Plan, Hill's Science Diet, and Royal Canin have decades of feeding trials
• Fresh food may benefit dogs with specific conditions (allergies, GI issues, kidney disease)
• For healthy dogs, the evidence that fresh food produces better outcomes is limited

The Cost Comparison

For a 50-pound dog:

• Spot & Tango fresh: $150-270/month
• Spot & Tango UnKibble (dry): $60-90/month
• Purina Pro Plan: $40-55/month
• Costco Kirkland dog food: $25-35/month
• Homemade (vet-approved recipe): $60-100/month

The fresh food premium is 3-7x over quality kibble. Multiply by multiple dogs or large breeds and it becomes a serious monthly expense.

The 80/20 Approach

If your dog genuinely thrives on fresh food and you want to reduce costs without going fully back to kibble:

• Base: Quality kibble (Purina Pro Plan, Hill's) for 80% of meals
• Topper: Add fresh protein (cooked chicken, egg, sardines) to 20% of meals
• Cost: ~$50-70/month total vs. $150-270 for all-fresh

Transition Slowly

If switching from fresh food back to kibble, transition over 7-10 days. Mix gradually — 75/25, then 50/50, then 25/75, then full kibble. Dogs switching too quickly can get digestive upset (soft stool, gas, refusal to eat).