Calorie Calculator for Dogs and Cats. Pet Calorie Calculator

Useful things to know

Current weight of your pet

This will help us calculate the right amount of food your pet should be eating. You do not have to know the exact weight, but the closer you are, the better we can calculate.

For grown ups only

Our calorie calculator is designed for adult dogs. We’ll happily give advice for puppies if you’d like to contact us

Your Pet’s Name

What breed is your dog?

DOES YOUR DOGS BREED CONTAIN ANY OF THE FOLLOWING?

Basset Hound, Beagle, Cocker Spaniel, Dachshund, English Bulldog, Golden Retriever,Labrador, Newfoundland, Pug, Rottweiler, Chihuahuas, Cairn Terrier, Scottish Terriers, St. Bernard, Boxer, Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, German Sheppard, West Highland White Terrier, Shetland sheep dog, Weimaraner

Yes

What age is your dog?

Next Step

Is your dog fully grown?

Yes

Sorry, our calorie calculator is only intended for fully grown dogs.

Is your neutered?

Yes

How Much does your dog weigh?

Next Step

Please click on an image that looks most like your dog below

Very Underweight

Ribs, spine, pelvic bones and lumbar vertebra obvious with minimal muscle mass
Pronounced abdominal tuck
No palpable fat

Underweight

Ribs, spine & pelvic bones not visible but easily felt
Obvious waist
Ribs can be felt easily

Normal

Well proportioned
Ribs, spine & pelvic bones not visible but easily felt
Obvious waistline and abdominal tuck

Overweight

Ribs, spine & pelvic bones not easily felt
Waist and abdominal fat pad is distinguishable but not obvious
Obvious fat deposits covering the spine and base of tail

Very Overweight

Ribs, spine & pelvic bones not easily felt with excess fat covering
Waist not visible due to excess fat
Obvious rounding of abdomen with excessive fat pad and fat deposits on base of tail

Our suggested ideal weight

How much exercise does your dog get per day?

Disclaimer

Our calorie calculator is intended as a guide to your dogs energy requirements only. Every dog is different and if you have any concerns you should contact your vet.

01793 887 555

01793 887 555