Scan the label
Read the calorie statement on a food bag, can, or pouch and turn it into an understandable next-meal portion.
Dog calorie tracker for iPhone
A happy tummy starts with the right bowl.
Scan food calories, plan the next serving, log meals and walks, and turn everyday check-ins into a private story of your dog’s progress.
No account
No ads
Private by design
U.S. + Metric
Useful every day
Food math made friendly.
Tail & Tummy keeps the important details organized without turning life with your dog into a spreadsheet.
Log the whole bowl
Keep kibble, canned food, treats, and fresh-food toppers together in one dated diary.
Remember the usual
Save a regular meal in Dog Pantry, log it in one tap, and estimate how many meals remain.
Meals and movement
See food, walks, play, training, weight, notes, and pictures together by date.
Helpful dog tips
Discover practical feeding reminders, thoughtful questions for your vet, and safe educational guidance.
A little joy, too
Play colorful Treat Hunt and sideways Fetch Fling without changing the real calorie diary.
A story worth keeping
See the journey, not just the number.
Take a beginning picture, add dated check-ins, compare the first and latest photos, and play the whole journey as a gentle progress reel.
Your Home Screen widget can rotate memories, show current weight and journey statistics, or nudge you with a playful reminder like “Take me for a walk.”
Start useful. Add more when you want it.
The core tracker stays free.
Pro adds unlimited label scans, the full photo journey and widgets, plus both colorful dog games.
Weekly
$3.993 days free, then $3.99 per weekMonthly
$9.99Per month, no free trialYearly
$49.99Per year, no free trialSubscriptions renew automatically unless canceled in Apple Account settings. Final localized prices and terms appear in the app before purchase.
Support
Need help with Tail & Tummy?
Email [email protected]. Include your iPhone model, iOS version, and what you were trying to do.
A caring reminder
Tail & Tummy offers educational estimates and organization—not diagnosis or veterinary treatment. A calorie target or care plan from your veterinarian always takes priority.