Raw Feeding Calculator
Find the perfect portion for your dog
Feeding your dog a raw diet doesn't have to be complicated!
Our Raw Feeding Calculator takes the guesswork out of meal planning by helping you determine the ideal daily and weekly food portions based on your dog’s weight, age, activity level, and dietary needs. Whether you have a growing puppy, an active adult, or a senior dog, we’ve got you covered.
Raw Feeding Guidelines By Life Stage
Puppies
Growing puppies require more food than adult dogs and should be fed according to their age and expected adult weight. Feeding amounts will gradually reduce as they mature.
Adult Dogs
Most adult dogs thrive on a consistent feeding routine tailored to their activity level and body condition.
Senior Dogs
Older dogs may require adjustments based on activity levels, weight management needs and any health considerations.
New To Raw Feeding?
If you're just getting started, don't worry. Thousands of owners successfully switch their dogs to raw feeding every year.
We've put together a range of helpful guides covering:
- Getting started with raw feeding
- Switching from kibble to raw
- Choosing the right proteins
- Storage and hygiene
- Feeding puppies
- Common mistakes to avoid
How often should i feed my dog?
Most adult dogs are fed once or twice daily. Puppies generally require multiple meals throughout the day.
Can i switch straight onto raw food?
Many healthy dogs transition successfully straight onto a raw diet, while others benefit from a gradual change. If you're unsure, we recommend reading our Transition guide >
Can i mix raw food and kibble?
Many owners choose to do so. Feeding approaches vary and there is no single method that suits every dog.
My dog is overweight. Should i still use the calculator?
Yes. The calculator provides a useful starting point, but feeding amounts may need adjusting to support healthy weight management.
My dog is very active. Should I feed more?
Working dogs, sporting dogs and highly active pets often require more calories than the average dog. Monitor body condition and adjust feeding accordingly.
What if my dog doesn't finish their food?
Some dogs naturally eat less than others. Monitor their weight and condition rather than focusing solely on whether every meal is finished.
