Your dog's day, in one tap.
Tap when your dog goes out, eats, pees or poos, and the time is logged for you. Within about a week the app shows your dog's usual day, and anything that is different today. It also knows the food: more than 2,800 we have read from the label, a daily feeding plan, and a gentle switch to a new one.
Not in the App Store or Google Play yet. Free, no account needed.
One tap, the time is logged
Walk, meal, pee, poo, treat, vomit, itch: each is one tap. Details are optional: stool on a 1 to 5 scale, how much of a meal was eaten, where the itching is. Forgot one? Set it to 30 minutes ago.
Your dog's usual day
Usual times for going out, meals, pee and poo, a two week routine chart and a day on average. Today is compared with usual in plain counts, never a diagnosis.
Food, day by day
Pick your dog's food from the same label data as this site. A daily feeding plan in cups, a countdown for the bag, and a 7, 10 or 14 day plan for switching foods.
Can my dog eat this?
Snap a snack or its ingredient list and get safe, careful or never for 115 everyday foods. Dog food bags scan by barcode, and you can scan a bag on this site too.
For your vet
A four week summary of food changes and logged symptoms, ready to share before a visit. Export the full log any time.
Heat cycles
For female dogs that are not spayed: log the first day of a heat, and the app counts the days and estimates the next one from her own history.
The counts describe what you logged. They are not a diagnosis and do not replace your vet.
What is next, and your vote on it
We ship one thing, make it good, then start the next. Vote for what your dog needs and the order follows. One vote per item per browser. Updated Oct 23, 2026.
In the app
Live today.
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Aisle Scanner
Point the camera at a bag in the store and see its Open Score, starch and protein before it goes in the cart, with no signal needed.
Scans match against a catalog index stored on your phone. Bags you scan in a trip line up at the bottom of the camera, newest first.
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Live aisle overlay
Point the camera at the shelf: every bag in view gets a bubble with its protein, starch and calories, and a dot for your dog. Hold one to lock it and get the stamp.
Bubbles follow the bags as you move. A lock adds the bag to this trip's strip and to Recently scanned on your Shelf.
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Shelf
Shelf: everything you scanned or saved, in one place.
Saved and Recently scanned, newest first. Tap the bookmark on any food to keep it.
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Browse
Every food we have read, by brand: scroll the brands, swipe through their foods, or search.
Brands A to Z with a letter rail; tap one and its foods open as a carousel. Works offline once loaded.
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My Dogs
Add your dogs once and every scan tells you whether the food contains something they react to.
Works without an account. Sign in with your inthekibble.com account and your dogs sync between the app and the website.
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Roadmap on the website
What is coming and your votes live at inthekibble.com/app/.
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Day logger
One tap logs a walk, meal, pee, poo, vomit or itch with the time. The app learns your dog's usual day and shows what is different today.
Time since the last walk, meal and poo; usual times; daily averages; a routine chart of the last two weeks. Works without an account and syncs when you sign in.
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Calendar and insights
See food changes next to symptoms on a calendar, and plain counts like "Itching was logged on 4 of the 7 days after the food change."
Counts of what you logged, never a diagnosis. A timeline, a heat map and a page per food.
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Food transition mode
A 7, 10 or 14 day plan from the old food to the new one, with today's split in cups and a "slow down" button for rough days.
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Share with your vet
A four-week summary of food changes and logged symptoms, ready to send before an appointment.
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Can my dog eat this?
Point the camera at a snack or its ingredient list and get Safe, Careful or Never in a second.
Ingredient lists are read on your phone. A photo of a food is recognized by our own server. Never answers show the poison hotlines.
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The review database
Filter every food we have read the label of by format, allergens, starch, protein, energy and price, and compare 2 to 4 of them side by side.
Live counts on every filter, one tap for foods free of your dog's allergens, and Compare: protein, fat, fiber, starch, kcal, price per lb, first five ingredients and your dog's verdict for each food.
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Feed tracker
A daily portion for each dog from the food they actually eat, a meal log, and a heads-up before the bag runs out.
Uses the same portion math as the website's calculator (RER 70 x kg^0.75 with life stage and activity factors), checked against the site's own output. Meals stay one-tap tracker events; the plan and the bag ride on the current food and sync with the rest of the log.
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Weight and body condition
Log weigh-ins in lb with an optional body condition reading, see the trend on a chart, and set a goal weight that ties to the feeding plan.
Weigh-ins are tracker events on a scale ruler, to 0.1 lb; body condition on the standard 9-point scale with a drawn dog in side and top views. A weigh-in updates the profile weight (and so the portion) only after you confirm. The goal weight syncs as its own tracker record.
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Price watch
Watch a food's price per lb at each store, see its history, what it costs a day for your dog, and get a heads-up when it drops.
Built on the prices the website already checks, with a daily history from Oct 23, 2026. Drop alerts are local notifications worked out when you open the app: no push service, and only the watched foods' ids are sent.
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Recall alerts
A quiet notice when a brand you feed, save or watch announces a recall, and the recall record by brand.
Opt-in, off by default. Brands come from your Shelf, Feeding plan and Price watch, plus any you add; the list stays on your phone. Checked when you open the app: everyone downloads the same recall list and your phone matches it, so no push service. Label data stays the focus.
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Ideas
On the list. Your vote decides whether they get built.
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Home screen widgets
Today's portion and the shelf from your last store trip, on your home screen.
Have an idea the list is missing?
Tell us what your dog needs. The short version is fine.
Request a featureBuilt the way this site is built
Your log stays on your phone
No account needed. Sign in with an inthekibble.com account only if you want the log to sync between your phones.
No ads, no analytics SDK
No ad network, no third-party trackers, no selling of data. The only server the app talks to is this one.
Delete it all from the app
Delete a dog, or your whole account and everything on it, from the app itself.
The full detail is in the privacy policy.
Think You Know What Your Dog Can Eat?
Ten everyday foods. Safe, In Moderation or Never. No googling, no second guesses. Then share your score with your friends, however embarrassing it turns out to be.
115 foods in the deck. Grapes are in there. So is cheese.
Think You
Know?
Ten foods, one at a time. Call each one Safe, In Moderation or Never, then flip the card to see if you had it right. The ones you miss are listed at the end.
Keys: 1 Safe 2 Moderation 3 Never Enter Next
Copied. Paste it anywhere your friends will see it.
Want the reason behind every answer? The 80-page e-book, $7.99
Now, is your dog's food any good?
Look it up: estimated starch, calories per cup and every ingredient, for 3,207 foods.