Enter your dog's breed, age, and weight — get a personalized daily feeding plan, portion guide, and wellness score built just for them.
Fill in the details below for a personalized feeding plan.
We'll calculate your dog's daily fresh food needs, how long one pound lasts, and recommend the perfect Harvest Hounds meal plan — all based on their unique profile.
Our formula uses the standard veterinary RER/DER method — the same approach veterinarians use to calculate precise nutritional needs.
RER = 70 × (body weight in kg)0.75
Daily Energy Requirement = RER × life stage multiplier
Final DER adjusted by activity level
Harvest Hounds fresh food ≈ 450 kcal per pound (~0.99 kcal/gram). Fresh food is ~70% moisture — less calorie-dense than dry kibble, but far more nutritious.
Daily lbs = DER ÷ 450 · Daily grams = DER ÷ 0.99 · 1 lb ≈ 4 cups
Is your dog at their ideal weight? A healthy weight means more years of tail wags, zoomies, and adventures. Enter your pup's details below to discover their ideal weight, body condition score, and a custom portioned meal plan to get — and keep — them there.
Added to lifespan when dogs maintain a healthy weight throughout their life
Overweight dogs experience significantly more arthritis and mobility issues
A lean body weight reduces strain on the heart and cardiovascular system
Whole-food, portion-controlled meals are the most effective tool for healthy weight management
| Size Class | Weight Range | Daily Cups (Harvest Hounds) | 1 lb Lasts | Ideal Monthly Order | Example Breeds |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Toy | 2–9 lbs | ¼ – ½ cup | 7–14 days | 2–4 lbs | Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Toy Poodle |
| Small | 10–25 lbs | ½ – 1 cup | 4–8 days | 4–8 lbs | Beagle, Shih Tzu, French Bulldog |
| Medium | 26–55 lbs | 1½ – 2½ cups | 1.5–2.5 days | 12–20 lbs | Corgi, Beagle, Border Collie, Husky |
| Large | 56–100 lbs | 2½ – 4 cups | 1–1.5 days | 20–35 lbs | Lab, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd |
| Giant | 100+ lbs | 4 – 6+ cups | < 1 day | 35–60 lbs | Great Dane, Saint Bernard, Mastiff |
Based on an adult dog at moderate activity. Puppies need ~2× more; seniors need ~15–20% less. Always transition to fresh food gradually over 7–10 days.