Wet food and dry food differ
Wet food usually contains more moisture and often fewer calories per gram than dry food. Use the calorie number from your cat's package for the most useful estimate.
Estimate your cat's daily food amount and see a simple per-meal serving guide.
Enter your pet details and calculate to see an estimate.
Wet food usually contains more moisture and often fewer calories per gram than dry food. Use the calorie number from your cat's package for the most useful estimate.
Kittens, pregnant or nursing cats, and cats with kidney disease, diabetes, or other medical needs should follow veterinary feeding guidance.
A cat's portion depends on weight, age, activity, body condition, and food calories. Use this estimate as a starting point and monitor body condition.
Both can be calculated if you know the calorie density. Wet and dry foods differ, so the package label is important.
Body weight is a major part of energy needs, but activity, age, neuter status, and health also matter.
This tool is for everyday feeding estimates only. Ask a veterinarian about medical diets, pregnancy, nursing, or chronic health conditions.