KIBBLE FEEDING
See more than the serving
on the bag
Kibble labels can be a useful source of nutrition information, though products vary in what they declare and how they present it.
What a product label can tell you
Ingredients, analytical constituents, feeding guidance, declared additives and calories can all add useful context. But product labels are not individual prescriptions, and their level of detail varies.
What may be declared
Ingredients
Analytical constituents
Feeding guidance
Additives where declared
Calories where available
What else may be tracked
Many owners add treats and supplements to their dog’s diet, and everyday care can vary. Marrowbone tracks everything in one place.
Find and log a product
Search products, scan barcodes, enter portions or submit a product when something is missing.
Explore the available nutrition data
Explore calories and macronutrients, plus available vitamins, minerals and fatty acids. Look at fibre type and source where the information is available, then move between daily, seven-day and 30-day views.
Calories and macronutrients
Available micronutrients
Fibre
Longer-term views
Understanding nutrition data with confidence
Different products provide different levels of detail. Marrowbone identifies whether information is manufacturer declared, transcribed from a label, estimated from a recognised reference or unavailable from the current source material.
Manufacturer declared
Label transcribed
Reference estimate
User entered
Unknown
Changing products
Marrowbone keeps old and new products as distinct records, so you can follow intake and weight over time without drawing medical or dietary conclusions from one change or limited information.
Kibble feeding questions
Marrowbone provides general tracking and informational tools. It does not provide veterinary diagnosis or clinical nutrition advice. Individual needs vary; consult your vet or a qualified canine nutrition professional about medical concerns or therapeutic diets.
