Homemade dog meal planner

Plan meals. Calculate portions.

Enter their age, weight and activity. See ingredients and amounts in grams.

A dog waiting beside a food bowl at home

Example menu from the app

Tanya’s menu

23 kg · adult · active · fictional profile

Chicken thigh
284.1 g
Rice
346.4 g
Carrot
83.5 g
Zucchini
83.5 g
Olive oil
37.2 g

Daily total 834.7 g · 2 equal meals

Cooked weights; olive oil ready to use.

Not a complete daily feeding plan on its own.

See how it works

How does it work?

A quick example

First, meet Tanya.

Start with their age, weight and daily life.

Example dog profile

Tanya

Age
4 years 2 months
Current weight
23 kg
Life stage
Adult · active
Health
Healthy · ideal weight

Rottweiler · neutered · 2 equal portions. Tanya is a fictional profile.

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The expertise behind Pawsmenu

Dr. Ercan Mevliyaoğulları

Founder and scientific advisor. Master’s Degree (MSc) in Feeds and Animal Nutrition; Doctorate (PhD) in Animal Nutrition and Nutritional Diseases at a Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, with research in dog nutrition and feed processing.

Background and research
How are the amounts calculated?
  1. Your dog’s details. Weight, life stage and activity determine the supported calculation method.
  2. Ingredient composition. We use recorded nutrient values for the selected ingredient and its preparation.
  3. Amounts and checks. The software searches for amounts by considering energy and nutrient targets together, then checks the rounded quantities again.

What does accuracy depend on? The accuracy of your entries, the coverage of ingredient records and whether the calculation method fits your dog. The actual product and preparation can change the result.

Missing values are not treated as zero. Calculated amounts alone do not establish a complete, balanced diet or clinical validation.

Calculation scope and limits

To understand usage, we count demo, completed Apple sign-in and menu-view events in aggregate. These counters contain no names, email addresses or dog details, and use no visitor-tracking cookies.