The percentages add up to 80%. The numbers below describe only what is listed, not a full 100%. Add the rest (for example water) or raise an amount.
61.5
kcal per 100 g
615 kcal per kg
85%
water in the mix
800 g
listed in total
492 kcal
Per 1000 kcal
1 gap found
Checked against an adult dog. Add a profile to personalise.
Protein187.5 g
min 45
Fat16.8 g
min 13.8
Calcium0.1 g
min 1.3 · max 6.3
Phosphorus1.9 g
min 1 · max 4
Calcium to phosphorus is 0.07 to 1. AAFCO asks for between 1 to 1 and 2 to 1.
Raw meat, fish and eggs can carry bacteria such as Salmonella that can make pets and people sick. Talk to your vet before feeding raw, and wash hands and bowls well.
This checks only protein, fat, calcium and phosphorus. A complete home diet also needs vitamins, trace minerals, essential fatty acids. A mix of meat and vegetables with no calcium source will show a calcium gap. Ask a veterinary nutritionist to review any recipe you feed long term.
Nutrient values: USDA FoodData Central (public domain), per 100 g of the food as listed (raw foods raw, cooked foods cooked). Real foods vary, so treat these as estimates.
Combine real ingredients into one homemade food and see its calories per 100 g, then check protein, fat, calcium and phosphorus per 1000 kcal against the AAFCO nutrient profile for your pet. Ingredient values come from USDA FoodData Central. This is a calculator, not a complete diet formulation: work with a vet nutritionist for long-term home cooking.