The scoop
−48% to +152%
How far off owners’ scoops were, in a study of 100 dog owners.
Coe et al., Veterinary Record, 2019
The Portion Kit turns your bag’s calorie line into cups. You mark your scoop once.
The list tells you what’s in the bag.
The Coco Feeding Kit tells you how much goes in the bowl.
Four printable kits: the scoop, the treats, a food switch and the next recall. Every number has a source. Ten minutes tonight.
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- Print it, or type into it
Four things that go wrong in the bowl
None of them is on a recall list. Each one has a kit.
The treats
30% of the day
One 6-inch bully stick, for a 10-lb dog. The cap for all treats is 10%.
Freeman et al., Can Vet J, 2013
The Treat Kit sets a treat budget the whole family can see.
The switch
“Digestive upset”
“A sudden switch may cause digestive upset and food aversion…” Dogs “should transition to a new food over seven days.”
AAHA, 2021
The Switch Kit plans seven calm days with your dog’s own amounts.
The bag
Less than half
of the pet food complaints FDA gets include the lot number.
FDA, 2024
The Pantry Kit logs every bag, so your next recall check takes seconds.
How much of your dog’s day is one bully stick?
For a 10-lb dog, about 30%. Pick yours.
Sticks vary: about 54 to 132 calories at 6 inches, about 90 for an average 6-inch stick (Freeman 2013). Typical adult dog; calories vary by dog. General guidance, not veterinary advice.
The Treat Kit turns your dog’s weight into a daily budget, then keeps the family inside it.
Get the Feeding Kit for $1916 sheets. Four kits. One job each.
See all 16 sheets
The Portion Kit
- 1The scoop calculator: the calories on your bag, turned into cups
- 2Your dog’s daily treat budget, by weight
- 3The hands-on body check: ribs, waist, tummy
- 4A monthly weigh-in log
The Treat Kit
- 1Kitchen swaps: low-calorie treats from your fridge
- 2Chew math: how much of the day one bully stick is
- 3The family treat tracker, so nobody doubles up
- 4A training-day plan that stays inside the budget
The Switch Kit
- 1The 7-day food switch planner
- 2The poop and tummy tracker
- 3A 30-day food and itch diary to take to your vet
- 4When to stop a switch and call your vet
The Pantry Kit
- 1The bag log: brand, lot and best-by for every bag, so a recall check takes seconds
- 2Storage rules from FDA: the bag, the bin and the scoop
- 3The recall card: stop, photograph, call, report
- 4Questions to ask about any food, and your vet
Also in this kit
My Dog’s Numbers card
One for the fridge, one for your wallet
Pet-Sitter card
Meals, treats, meds and who to call
New-Dog Switch card
The first days after adoption
Food-bin labels
FDA’s tip: tape the lot to the bin
Three numbers. Ten minutes tonight.
Do the 2-minute body check. Ribs, waist, tummy. Just right? The tables are for your dog.
Find the calorie line on your bag. Read your dog’s cups a day off the chart.
Mark your scoop once. Stick the numbers card on the fridge. Done.
Free calculators exist. Why pay $19?
They’re good. Use one if you like. A calculator gives you a number once. The kit is what you do with it, every day.
| A free calculator | The Feeding Kit |
|---|---|
| Calories a day | Cups for your own bag, and your scoop marked |
| Sometimes a treat number | A treat budget on the fridge, chew math, and a family tracker |
| Nothing for a food change | A 7-day switch with your dog’s amounts, and when to call the vet |
| Nothing for recalls | A bag log, so a recall check takes seconds |
| On a screen, once | Printed for the fridge, one set per dog |
Who made it
Coco’s humans, from AAHA’s feeding guidelines, FDA’s own pages, USDA data and published studies. Every number names its source. Coco supervised.
- No dog food for sale
- No paid links
- Never recommends a food
- Not veterinary advice
General guidance for dog owners, not veterinary advice. The numbers are starting points for healthy adult dogs. Puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, dogs losing weight, and dogs with a health condition or on a prescription diet need a number from their vet first.
The Coco Feeding Kit
- The Portion, Treat, Switch and Pantry Kits, one PDF each
- 16 sheets, plus 4 cards
- An ink-saver copy of every sheet
- US Letter. Print it, or type into it on a computer or in Acrobat Reader
- Instant download, and a copy by email
$19
For all four, once. Not a subscription. Under $5 a kit.
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Questions, answered straight
- Is it right for my dog?
- It’s built for healthy adult dogs.
- Puppy, pregnant, working, or losing weight? Ask your vet for a number; the kit turns it into cups.
- What do I get, and when?
- Four PDFs, right after you pay, and a copy by email: 16 sheets plus 4 cards.
- Do I need a printer?
- No. Type into it on a computer or in the free Acrobat Reader app.
- The fridge copy is the best one, though.
- Does it recommend a food?
- No. We sell no dog food and take no paid links.
- Is this vet advice?
- No. It’s general guidance with its sources on every page, plus when to call your vet.
The list told you what’s in the bag. Tonight, get the bowl right.
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