Enter ingredients and weights. PetMeal calculates nutrients against the NRC 2006 norm, shows deficits and excesses, computes supplement doses, portions per dog and prints bag labels.
Android, iOS, web. Data stays on your device.
Meat, offal, fish, eggs, dairy, vegetables, grains, fats: 79 ingredients from the USDA database with per-100 g values. Raw and cooked modes with cooking losses.
Energy, Ca:P, protein and fat at a glance. Full table of nutrients with a bar to the norm and a status for each row.
Balancer choice, target Ca:P, dose per batch and per kilogram. A list of what is still below the norm after the dose.
Each dog's requirement, batch split into bags, a label with the name, the weight in large type and the supplement dose from that batch. 810 g and 1,170 g look the same once frozen. Every dog in your list eats from the same batch — portions and supply are counted for the whole list.
Full table of nutrients against the NRC 2006 norm, values per 1000 kcal ME, cooking losses per USDA, backup to a file. You count phosphorus — you get phosphorus.
Every deviation says what the norm is, how much is missing and which ingredients in the recipe it comes from. The app tells you how long a batch lasts and how much to cook for a chosen number of days.
PetMeal calculates and displays norms. It does not diagnose, treat or issue recommendations. In preparation, not in this version: a nutrition profile prepared by a clinic - the chosen norm, target ranges and notes the owner would see next to the balance.
Planned cooperation covers shared profiles, material for owners and a channel for reporting issues in the ingredient database.