From a few details to a feeding routine.
A clear sequence for the decisions you make today, and the information you’ll want next time.
Make it personal.
Create a profile for each pet. Add their age, current weight, species, and the relevant details of their routine. An approximate age can populate an estimated birthday, so you can keep moving without pretending to know an exact date.
Know what’s going in.
Find the exact food in the library or enter the label information in the calculator. Review the calorie basis and food format. Include the foods and extras that make up the actual routine.
Work through the plan.
Follow the calculator through the pet’s needs, food, extras, and meal routine. Review the result before saving a feeding guide. Estimates are a starting point; a veterinary team’s directions come first when a medical condition or prescribed diet is involved.
Come back with context.
Keep weight records and observations, revisit the food on file, and use the care workspace for relevant follow-up. If you work with a participating clinic, use the connection and sharing controls inside Scoops.
