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Your vet will be abe to give you an accurate weight measurement for your dog or, failing that, you can get an estimate by holding your dog in your arms while standing on the bathroom scales and subtracting your own weight.
Ideal weight can be difficult to gauge since breed, gender, age and environmental factors can all play a role. If in doubt, ask your vet or leave blank to have us make an estimate.
Start typing the brand of dog food you're looking for in the box and select the appropriate variety from the ones listed. The calorific value will then be automatically updated below.
Unfortunately, we don't have calorific data for all foods so if the one you're looking for doesn't appear you will have to enter it manually. Click on the info button next to 'calories' below for more details.
If your dog's food is not listed above, you might be able to find the calorific value on the packaging or on the manufacturer's website. If not, you will have to contact them directly.
Please ensure that only the kcal/100g figure is used. Kcal/kg figures can be converted to kcal/100g by dividing by 10. e.g. 3000 kcal/kg = 300 kcal/100g.
MT •17 days ago
This calc gives the much higher numbers than the others out there.Lily •2 months ago
Could you add a cost per day to the second half of the calculator? I'm finding that the listed recommended amount of food is wildly off for my dog quite often so the normal calculated cost per day is also miles off!hrutterADWCCC •one year ago
My 3-year-old had put on weight due to breaking off her growth plate which was eventually discovered by another vet. She had to endure not going out, only for her toilet and on lead and walking slowly. This had caused her weight to go over the mark of 33kg. I'm pleased to say, that by trying Simply Grey Bag for less active dogs (wish I had seen this before!), her weight is now down to 28kg in less than three weeks. I gave her 100 grams of each feed three times per day. The only problem now is finding online the grey bag for less active dogs (she has started to walk well now - which helps with her losing weight. Yes, there are many shops, but when I look online, I haven't seen the colour of the bag nor where from.Lynne Gleeson •one year ago
We have a Frenchie just over 1yr old intact low-normal activity but body shape is good. We have struggled with his diet and we have not helped by swapping it around, a few weeks ago he had really bad runs for 5 days and vet game him the biotic stuff to help and just chicken and rice which he loved he is now on chicken and sweet potatoes with Pooch & Mutt Bionic Biotic for digestion, skin & coat, he wolfs it down really fast he also has James Wellbeloved biscuits but we are concerned he is not getting the correct diet for vitamins and minerals etc. any advice would be great. We are going to get a slow feeder bowl today.