Pet Nutrition Tracker
Keep feeding and hydration logs alongside your pet's care record. Use organized notes to discuss nutrition questions with a veterinarian.
Record the whole feeding routine
Log the food offered, the amount, meal times and treats. Include supplements only as instructed by your veterinarian. Use consistent units so that entries can be compared, and distinguish food offered from food actually eaten. In a multi-pet home, keep bowls and records identifiable so one animal's intake is not attributed to another.
Look for changes without diagnosing them
Changes in appetite or drinking can have many causes. A dated log can help you explain what you have observed, but cannot establish the cause. Contact a veterinarian about persistent or sudden changes, particularly if your pet is also weak, vomiting or showing other concerning symptoms.
Treat AI suggestions as information
Furry Assistant combines nutrition and hydration logging with AI-assisted ideas. Generated meal suggestions are not a veterinary prescription or a guarantee of complete and balanced nutrition. Discuss diet changes with your veterinarian, especially for growing pets, animals with medical conditions, or pets taking medication. Keep the original feeding guidance from your veterinary team available.
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