Dog Calorie Calculator | Dog Nutrition Calculator by Breed - Free Tool
Free dog calorie calculator and nutrition tool. Calculate your dog
How To Use
This tool helps you determine how much food to feed your dog based on their weight, activity level, life stage, and diet type.
Simply fill out the fields and click Calculate to get your dog's daily feeding amounts in cups, grams, and cans.
Quick Steps
- 1 Enter your Dog's Weight in pounds.
- 2 Select the Activity Level of your dog.
- 3 Select the Life Stage of your dog.
- 4 Select the Neutered/Spayed Status of your dog.
- 5 Select the Body Condition of your dog.
- 6 Select the Feeding Frequency (how many times per day you feed your dog).
- 7 Select the Diet Type (dry, wet, or combination).
- 8 Click the Calculate button to see the recommended food amounts.
Dog Feeding Amount Calculator
Fill Out The Fields Below
Understanding Your Dog's Body Condition
| Condition | Description | Visual/Physical Cues |
|---|---|---|
| Underweight | A dog is considered underweight if it has too little body fat and muscle mass for optimal health. | - Ribs, spine, and hip bones are prominently visible - Little to no fat can be felt - Waist and abdominal tuck are very pronounced - Loss of muscle mass may be noticeable |
| Normal | A dog is considered to be at a normal weight if it has a healthy balance of body fat and muscle mass for its size and breed. | - Ribs can be felt but not seen - Waist is visible behind the ribs when viewed from above - Abdominal tuck is present when viewed from the side - Body appears well-proportioned and muscular |
| Overweight | A dog is considered overweight if it has too much body fat for its size and breed, which can lead to health problems. | - Ribs are difficult to feel under a layer of fat - Waist is not easily visible or absent - Abdominal tuck is minimal or absent - Fat deposits around the lumbar area and base of the tail |
Activity Levels
| Activity Level | Description | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Minimal activity, mostly indoor, limited play | - Short walks - Limited playtime - Primarily indoor lifestyle |
| Moderate | Regular activity, both indoor and some outdoor play | - Daily walks - Regular playtime - Mix of indoor and outdoor |
| High | High activity, lots of exercise, primarily outdoor | - Long walks or runs - Frequent active play - Outdoor lifestyle |
Feeding Frequencies
| Feeding Frequency | Description |
|---|---|
| Once a day | Suitable for some adult dogs, but most dogs benefit from multiple meals per day. |
| Twice a day | Standard feeding frequency for most adult dogs to maintain energy levels throughout the day. |
| Three times a day | Suitable for puppies or active adult dogs to ensure adequate nutrition and energy. |
| Four times a day | Recommended for puppies or dogs with high energy needs or specific health conditions. |
Diet Types for Dogs
| Diet Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Dry Food | Convenient and helps maintain dental health, but ensure adequate water intake. |
| Wet Food | Provides additional hydration and can be more palatable for picky eaters. |
| Combination of Dry and Wet | Balances benefits of both types, offering hydration and dental health benefits. |
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