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Adaptive feeding for dogs & cats

The nutrition coach that learns with your pet

Dog & Cat Nutrition Coach turns your pet's real food intake and weight trend into a species-aware weekly feeding plan that adjusts — not a one-time calculator.

Download on the App Store

One plan for every pet in your home

Real intake, real trends, and the right maths for the species in front of you.

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Adaptive weekly targets

The engine reads real intake and weight trend, then nudges the daily target each week — keep, increase, decrease, or recheck.

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Dog and cat aware

Choose Dog or Cat during setup. Species-specific energy maths and feeding tools follow the active pet all the way through the app.

3-second logging

One-tap meal templates, barcode scan, and label OCR keep daily friction minimal so logging actually sticks.

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Treat budget

A clear daily treat allowance you can actually follow — instead of just being told to limit treats.

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Mixed feeding & transition

Combine dry, wet, and fresh food by share, then switch foods safely with a 7-day transition plan.

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Private household sharing

Invite family members with different Apple IDs and share only feeding coordination events to reduce double-feeding.

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Vet-ready reports

Generate 30- or 90-day PDF and CSV reports with weight, intake, observations, and adaptive changes.

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Widgets & actual intake

See remaining calories on Home or Lock Screen and distinguish served food from what was actually eaten.

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Cat-specific feeding tools

For cats, free-feeding conversion, auto-feeder planning, food-preference history, and water logging appear when a cat is active.

How it works

The loop that makes the plan stick.

  1. Choose your pet's species. Enter Dog or Cat, weight, body condition score, activity, and goal. Get a starting daily calorie target based on published nutrition guidelines.
  2. Log each day. Record meals and treats in seconds with templates, barcode, or OCR. The dashboard shows food, treats, and remaining budget.
  3. Weigh in weekly. Add a weigh-in once a week. The engine analyzes the trend — not a single reading.
  4. Adjust with context. Each week the target is gently tuned: keep what works, trim a plateau, or flag a vet visit if something's off.

See the coach in action

Current app screens — real workflows, not concepts.

Dashboard showing today's calorie target and next meal
Next meal — daily calories, next meal, and adaptive overview.
Adaptive review showing a seven-day feeding path
Adaptive path — see why the next target changes.
Food tools showing barcode and quick logging
Scan and log — keep intake honest in seconds.
Household sharing screen showing feeding coordination
Household sharing — coordinate feedings privately.
Progress screen showing weight and body condition trends
Progress — track weight and body condition.
Pet management screen showing one cat and one dog with species labels
Both species — one household, two sets of maths.
Portion calculator showing a calculated gram amount
Portion calculator — get the gram amount for today's target.
Vet report screen with weight and feeding history
Vet report — bring a concise record to the appointment.
Hydration screen showing a cat's logged water intake
Hydration — for cats, water counts too.
Subscription screen comparing Free, Pro, and Multi-Pet plans
Subscription — choose the plan that fits your home.

Pricing

Start free. Upgrade when the app starts knowing your pet.

Free
$0
forever
  • 1 pet profile
  • Weight & BCS tracking
  • Initial calorie target
  • Manual food logging
  • 2 meal templates
  • Daily dashboard
Multi-Pet Yearly
Local App Store price
shown for your region in the app
UP TO 5 PETS
  • Everything in Pro
  • Up to 5 pets
  • Your devices on the same iCloud account
  • Per-pet adaptive records

Pro Monthly is also available. Prices and any eligible introductory offer are supplied by the App Store for your region.

Dog & Cat Nutrition Coach is a weight and nutrition companion, not a medical device. It does not provide veterinary diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your veterinarian for medical decisions.