Feed My Cat: AI Meal Planner

Feed My Cat Planner uses AI to create personalized, breed-tailored meal plans based on your cat's unique profile — their breed, age, weight, activity level, health conditions, and dietary preferences. Just tell the app about your cat, and it handles the rest.

AI-POWERED MEAL PLANS
The app's AI builds smart feeding schedules from nutrition profiles covering 25+ cat breeds. Each plan accounts for your cat's life stage, body condition, reproductive status, and known health conditions like kidney disease, diabetes, or urinary issues. Portions, proteins, macros, and calories — all figured out for you.

COMPREHENSIVE CAT PROFILES
Track everything that matters: breed, weight, allergies, food preferences, health conditions, diet type, and activity level. Manage multiple cats with individual profiles and meal plans.

FEEDING SCHEDULES & REMINDERS
Never miss a meal. Set up feeding schedules with local notifications and alarms so your cat stays on track. Mark meals as completed and track feeding history over time.

FOOD SAFETY GUIDE
Wondering if your cat can eat that? Browse 100+ human foods rated as Safe, Caution, or Toxic — with preparation tips, portion guidance, and warnings personalized to your cat's age and health.

CAT CARE TIPS
Discover helpful tips across nutrition, health, behavior, grooming, training, safety, and more — delivered as bite-sized cards throughout your experience.

MORE FEATURES
- iCloud Sync — keep your data across devices
- Light, Dark, and System themes
- Memorial section for cats who have passed
- Draft profiles — save and resume incomplete cat setups
- Metric and imperial weight units

IMPORTANT NOTE
All meal plans, nutrition suggestions, and food safety information are AI-generated and meant for guidance only. Always check with your vet before making changes to your cat's diet.
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