Know how much food to give your pet each day.
A simple calculator for dogs and cats. Choose the food type, enter your pet details, and get a daily amount you can actually understand.
daily food amount
Find a simple daily feeding amount for your dog or cat.
Enter your pet's weight, age, food type, and activity level. We will show a daily amount, how to split it into meals, and how long a food bag may last.
Feed your pet about 250 grams per day.
This is a starting point based on the answers you gave. Watch your pet's weight and adjust with your vet if needed.
Food per day
Meals each day
Food per meal
DIY raw food split
For DIY raw feeding, this shows a common 80/10/10 split by weight.
Dry and wet food split
This uses a simple 40% dry and 60% wet split by weight.
How long will the food last?
Optional: enter your bag size and we will estimate when you may need to buy more.
This food should last about 0 days.
Estimated next food date: [Date]
Clear feeding numbers without brand pressure.
The calculator does not sell food, push a subscription, or ask for your email. It just gives you a practical starting amount.
Start with a daily amount
Enter your pet details and get a clear gram amount for the whole day.
Split it into meals
See how much to serve in the morning, evening, or three smaller meals.
Plan your next food order
Add your bag size and estimate how many days of food you have left.
How to use the result
Treat the number as a starting point, then watch your pet. Healthy feeding is about the amount, body shape, energy, and regular check-ins.
- Weigh the food when you can. Cups are convenient, but grams are more accurate.
- Change slowly. If you need to adjust food, do it gradually over several days.
- Watch body shape. You should usually feel ribs easily without seeing sharp bones.
- Ask a vet for special cases. Puppies, kittens, seniors, pregnant pets, and pets with health problems may need a custom plan.
Quick answers before you calculate
Is this a replacement for my vet?
No. Use this as a helpful starting point. If your pet is pregnant, ill, underweight, overweight, or on a medical diet, ask your vet before changing food amounts.
Should I measure in cups or grams?
Grams are better. Cups are only an estimate because every food has a different shape and density.
How often should I adjust the amount?
Check your pet body shape and weight every 2 to 4 weeks. Adjust slowly if they are gaining or losing too much.