Every tool uses vet-approved formulas. All data stays in your browser — we never see it, store it, or sell it. Calculate, compare, track, and plan. Your dog's nutrition starts with math.
Calculate daily calories using the RER formula vets use. Adjusts for age, activity, spay/neuter status, and body condition.
Body condition score with visual guides. Know if your dog is underweight, ideal, or overweight based on breed standards.
Compare calorie density across brands and formulas. See how many cups equal how many calories for your dog.
Log weight over time, visualize trends with charts, set goals, and export your data. Spot problems early.
Generate a customized daily feeding schedule based on your dog's needs and your routine. Export to PDF or print.
Calculate treat calories and see how they impact daily portions. Those "just one" treats add up fast.
RER x multiplier. The same formula board-certified veterinary nutritionists use in clinical practice. No guesswork.
No accounts. No servers. No data collection. Everything runs in your browser. Clear your cache and it is gone.
Use at the pet store, the vet's office, or your kitchen. Fully responsive. Works offline after first load.
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