Coming soon
How much should I feed my pet — really?
Breed-aware calories, a body-condition score you can check at home, and a weight trend. Free, no vet visit needed.
A neutral answer to the daily question
Bag labels and brand calculators disagree, and most of them quietly aim at selling more food. Owners are left guessing whether their dog or cat is getting too much or too little.
- A daily calorie target based on species, weight, age and activity.
- A body-condition score walkthrough you can do at home, with the shape to look for at each score.
- Adjustments for weight loss or weight gain goals.
- A weight trend over time, so a slow drift is visible before it becomes a problem.
- Raw-feeding portions, for owners who feed fresh.
Who it is for
Dog and cat owners who want a straight answer about portions, and who would rather not be steered by a feed brand's own calculator.
Not a substitute for your vet
It is a guide to portions and body condition, not a diagnosis. If your pet has a medical condition, that conversation belongs with your vet.
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free?
The calculator and body-condition guide will be free. Waitlist members get it first.
Does it work for both dogs and cats?
Yes. Targets differ by species, and the tool asks for species, weight, age and activity.
Can it tell me if my pet is overweight?
It walks you through a body-condition score at home and records it over time. It is a guide, not a diagnosis.
Does it support raw or fresh feeding?
Yes, portions are included for raw and fresh diets as well as dry and wet food.
When does it launch?
It is in development. You will be emailed the moment it is ready.