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The recommended feeding amount on a package assumes that the food is the only source of energy.

In everyday practice, many dogs and cats also receive snacks, dental chews or table scraps. This extra energy is not always taken into account when determining the daily ration, which means the total energy intake can end up higher than intended without anyone noticing.

That is exactly why, when giving nutritional advice, it is important to look beyond the main diet and consider the complete ration.

With FeedWise, snacks and other extras can also be easily included in the ration calculation. This gives a more complete picture of both the energy intake and the nutrient composition of the total ration, allowing nutritional advice to be tailored even more precisely to the individual patient.

💬 How do you address snacks and other extras during a nutrition consultation? Do you include them as standard in your dietary history?