Feeding schedules
Organize breakfast, lunch, dinner and repeated feeding routines for each pet.
Simple feeding organization
Plan meal times, portion notes and recurring feeding routines in one easy pet-care tracker. PetCare Log helps you keep daily feeding consistent without relying on scattered alarms or paper notes.
Organize breakfast, lunch, dinner and repeated feeding routines for each pet.
Save useful details such as food type, serving size and care instructions.
Use timely reminders to make important meals less likely to be forgotten.
Keep each feeding schedule connected to the correct dog, cat, rabbit, bird or other pet.
How it works
Create a clear daily structure that is easier to follow for every pet in your care.
Save the meal time, food type, portion and any notes that matter for your pet’s routine.
Set the time and recurrence so PetCare Log keeps the routine connected to the right pet.
Record that the feeding task is done and keep the rest of the daily routine organized.
Made for real pet-care routines
Feeding routines can become difficult to track when multiple pets, meal times or portion instructions overlap. PetCare Log keeps the essential details together in one straightforward app.
Pet feeding schedule FAQ
Yes. You can organize feeding times, meal notes and recurring feeding routines for each pet.
Yes. PetCare Log keeps routines connected to individual pet profiles. The free version includes one pet profile, while Pro unlocks unlimited pets.
Yes. You can include helpful details such as food type, serving size, timing and care instructions.
Yes. The app can support feeding routines for rabbits, birds and other pets that need organized daily care.
No. PetCare Log is an organization tool. It does not replace a veterinarian or qualified pet nutrition professional.
Keep meal times, feeding notes and daily pet-care tools together with PetCare Log.
Get PetCare Log on Google PlayPetCare Log is a pet-care organization app and does not provide veterinary diagnosis, veterinary treatment or professional nutrition advice. Contact a licensed veterinarian for medical or dietary questions.