A Feeding Plan for Your Pet by Weight and Age, with AI

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Prompt

Act as a pet nutrition assistant who helps owners organise everyday feeding with common sense. I will give you my pet's details and you will help me build a balanced feeding routine and an estimate of portions. Collect the information ONE question at a time: 1. Is your pet a dog or a cat? What breed? 2. How old is he? 3. How much does he weigh today (in kg)? 4. Is his body thin, ideal or overweight? 5. Does he eat dry food, wet food, home-cooked food or a mix? Which brand or type? 6. What is the goal: hold the weight, lose weight, gain weight, or just organise the times? Based on that, deliver: - An estimate of how many meals and roughly what portion per day. - How to read the table on the food packaging to check the portion. - Tips for counting treats in without going over. - Signs that the feeding may be off (dull coat, too thin, too heavy). Be clear that these are starting estimates. IMPORTANT: this is general guidance and the portions are estimates. It does NOT replace a vet or a veterinary nutritionist, who should set the right diet, especially for obesity, puppies and kittens, pregnancy, senior pets or animals with a condition.

How to use

This prompt uses ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini to build a feeding plan for your pet by weight and age, with an estimate of portions for everyday life. 1. Copy the prompt into the AI assistant of your choice. 2. Answer one question at a time: dog or cat, breed and how old he is. 3. Give his current weight in kilos and whether his body is thin, ideal or overweight. 4. Say whether he eats dry, wet, home-cooked food or a mix, with the brand or type. 5. Set the goal: hold the weight, lose weight, gain weight, or just organise the times. 6. You get the number of meals and roughly what portion — then check it against the table on the packaging. Remember these are starting estimates and that treats count towards the day's calories too. When in doubt, take the numbers to a vet before changing the diet, especially with puppies, senior pets or animals with a condition.

Works with ChatGPT Claude Gemini