How much should I feed my dog?
A real answer from your dog’s weight — no six-step wizard, no clinical jargon, and a profile you can actually save. Built by an actual dog owner (hi, Nela & Bruno).
Refine this — breed, age, activity (optional, more accurate)
Enter a weight to see a feeding estimate.
about — cups a day · — per meal (×2)
Big-chested breed — know the signs of bloat (GDV)
Bloat is a fast, life-threatening emergency in deep-chested dogs. Get to an emergency vet immediately if you see:
Smaller, more frequent meals are sensible risk-reduction — not a guarantee. The old “one big meal doubles the risk” idea wasn’t confirmed in a 2025 study.
Congrats on the new puppy! 🐾
This estimate will keep up as they grow — puppies need more fuel per kilo, then step down to adult feeding as they mature.
This is a starting estimate for a healthy dog at a normal weight — not a prescription. Your dog’s real needs can be higher or lower.
If your vet has given you a feeding plan, follow that instead. This isn’t built for pregnant or nursing dogs, illness, recovery, or unplanned weight changes — talk to your vet for those.
Weigh your dog and re-check every few weeks, and adjust up or down if the weight trend isn’t where you want it.
How we calculated this
Why this one’s different
An answer, not a questionnaire
Weight and food calories are all you need for a first estimate. Everything else is optional refinement.
A range, not false precision
We use the vet-standard AAHA formula and show a sensible range — then tell you to re-check your dog’s body condition, because every dog is different.
Save your dog’s profile (coming soon)
Most tools ask your dog’s name and forget it. Soon you’ll be able to save each dog on this device, track their weight, and have the portion keep up — no account, no tracking.