Compare the daily cost of two foods using their own pack sizes and portions.
A cheaper bag is not always cheaper per day. Enter prices in the same currency and take each food’s daily amount from its feeding guide or your vet. A different energy density can mean a different gram portion.
Keep these checks beside your result
- Confirm complete-food labelling and the intended life stage.
- Use the actual pack price and weight, with discounts and delivery considered separately.
- Compare food energy and portions on the same basis. A maximum guaranteed moisture figure is not an exact measured value.
- Do not treat a cost comparison as evidence that a food is clinically suitable.
The tool uses only your entered data. Daily cost = pack price ÷ pack grams × daily grams. Thirty-day cost is daily cost × 30. It does not decide a portion or change a therapeutic diet.
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