A useful dog food log keeps dry food, wet food, portions, appetite, reactions and feeding history connected to the rest of daily care.
Owners often remember the big changes but miss the small ones: a new wet food, fewer treats, skipped breakfast, a different portion, or a reaction that appears later. A dog food log keeps those details visible.
This is especially useful when changing food, watching weight, managing a sensitive stomach, or preparing a clearer conversation with a veterinarian.
A good feeding record should not only say “fed”. It should show what type of food was given, roughly when, how much, and whether appetite or behavior changed afterward.
Orb iDog adds barcode context and Food AI for packaged dog food. The app does not guarantee food safety and does not replace a professional nutrition recommendation. It helps the owner organize information and connect food with daily care.
Feeding is not separate from the rest of care. Food, weight, medication, supplements, symptoms and walks often belong in the same history. Orb iDog brings those records together in one iPhone app.
It is an app that helps dog owners record food, portions, appetite and feeding history in a structured way.
Yes. A useful dog food log should allow wet food, dry food, treats and notes about reactions or appetite.
No. Orb iDog helps organize information, but medical or nutrition decisions should be discussed with a qualified professional.
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