More about them.
More thoughtful choices.

Let’s start with the basics.

What goes into their bowl?

These notes are included in your summary, not interpreted as a diagnosis or used to calculate feeding amounts.

What should we know about?

Skin or digestive symptoms alone do not confirm a food allergy. Environmental and flea allergies are recorded separately from food ingredients.

Ingredients to record or avoid

Select more than one. This is a broad ingredient checklist, not a list of equally common allergens. No selection means “none reported,” not “allergy-free.”

A veterinarian-directed elimination trial and food challenge can help assess food reactions. Ingredient names and blood, saliva, or hair test results alone do not establish a safe food.

See the whole picture.

Select all relevant conditions, then tell us whether each is confirmed, suspected, or in the past. Leave unreported conditions unselected.

If urgent signs are present, contact a veterinarian or emergency clinic now. Do not wait for a food recommendation.