Everything you feed them, in one place · One payment, no subscription
Recipes in six tabs. Vaccines in a text message. The vet asks, and you guess.
The recipes they can actually eat, the portion for their real weight, and a diary that becomes the sheet your vet asks for. Whether you cook or just top up the bowl.
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Labrador, 4 years, 28 kg, allergic to chicken. Her recipes are filtered, her portions calculated. Nothing to sign up for.
Nothing is saved. Runs in your browser, on phone or computer.
Build your pet's plan, freeFour things every pet parent has said
How much do I actually give?
Grams a day from their real weight, with the calculation you can open and read.
Can I even give them this?
Their allergens vanish from the list, and 22 dangerous ingredients never make it into the library.
I keep giving the same thing.
Seven different dishes a week. What you serve steps out of the rotation for seven days.
The vet asks what they ate. I don't remember.
One tap to log a meal, kibble included. One sheet to take to the visit.
None of this was ever about cooking. It was about not having to remember.
However you feed them
Pick one in the app and the home screen reorders itself. It changes what you see first, never the portions or the safety filters.
I'm not giving up kibble
Fresh toppers over the bowl, a broth when it's hot, a homemade biscuit. The app puts those first and leaves the rest alone.
A bit of both
Or half and half in the same bowl. Variety without having to think about it: the week is planned, the shopping list adds itself up.
I cook for them
Rotation that never repeats, portions from their real weight with the maths shown, and a diary that turns into a sheet for the vet.
The problem this solves
The recipes, the portions, the dates, the notes you can never find at the vet. This is where they finally live together.
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$87.00 of value, included with every plan
From real customers
Finally I know what I can cook for my dog without overthinking every ingredient.
The tracker is great. I can keep meals, weight and notes all in one place.
Very useful and well organized. I'd love to see even more cat recipes.
It saves me time every week and makes meal planning for my dog much easier.
Simple to use and really practical. I especially like the portion guide.
Simple as 1, 2, 3
Pay once. The confirmation email has an "Open my app" button.
Species, sex, age, weight, breed, allergies. Done.
Filtered recipes, calculated portions, reminders, Vet Brief.
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For one pet
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One payment. No subscription. No renewal. You get in with the email you ordered with, no password to create.
Still unsure?
No, and most people don't. Tell the app you mainly feed kibble and it puts toppers, broths and biscuits first. Full meals are there if you ever want them.
You can. What you can't find free is the filter against your pet's allergens, the portion worked out from their weight, and the sheet you hand the vet.
Everything listed above, for one or up to four pets depending on the plan. In English and Brazilian Portuguese, recipes included.
Yes. 73 recipes are for cats, including broths and flavoured waters for the ones that never drink enough, and 18 cat breeds have their own profile.
Recipes with your allergens are hidden, 22 dangerous ingredients are documented with the reason for each, and the app is explicit about what it isn't. See "What this is not" below.
No. One payment. No renewal, no recurring charge.
No. After checkout you get an email with a link: enter the address you bought with and the app opens. Nothing to install, nothing to remember.
Family covers up to four, each with their own profile, diary and sheets. If you start with Single and adopt another, there's an upgrade inside the app: you never pay the full price twice.
Before you buy
You've probably read ten sites that promise everything. Here's where we stop.
These are home-cooked meal ideas for variety, not a prescribed diet, and they are not automatically complete and balanced. The recipes have not been reviewed by a veterinary nutritionist. If home cooking becomes your pet's main food long term, ask your vet about a balancing supplement and have the plan reviewed.
Last call
200 recipes, a Vet Brief and every reminder in one place. One payment, no subscription.
Informational only, always involve your veterinarian for diagnosis, treatment or any change of diet.