MIXED FEEDING
Bring every part of a mixed
diet together
Many dogs are not fed in a single, fixed way. A day might include kibble, wet food, fresh ingredients, treats and supplements. Marrowbone records them as individual parts of one diet, without losing the detail behind each item.
Many bowls don’t fit neatly into a single category
Mixed feeding does not need a fixed definition or a prescribed method. It simply recognises the combinations that happen across meals and days.
Raw ingredients
Kibble, treats and chews
Supplements
See how all the parts add up
See calories and macronutrients alongside available vitamins, minerals, fibre and protein variety. Daily and longer-term views keep the whole diet visible.
Calories and macronutrients
Available vitamins and minerals
Fibre and protein variety
Daily and longer-term views
Change routines without losing history
When introducing or changing foods, keep the periods distinct and record notes or observations. Marrowbone helps you compare and see patterns.
Product information with added context and a long-term view.
Different sources may provide different levels of detail. Marrowbone identifies declared, estimated and unavailable information so the record is read with appropriate context.
Practical mixed-feeding checklist
Record amounts consistently
Include treats and supplements
Log product changes
Monitor weight
Speak with a professional about individual requirements
Mixed 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.
MIXED FEEDING
Keep every part of mixed feeding in one place.
Track raw, wet, dry food, treats and supplements together in Marrowbone.
