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Cost and Portion Calculator

Cost and Portion Calculator

Ready to make the switch? Let’s talk about cost! Feeding a fresh raw diet is likely to be more expensive than processed dry food. However, the long-term health benefits plus the joy in watching your pet eat a meal they truly love is worth it!

This calculator will help you determine how much to feed your pet. The general rule is that your dog or cat should consume 2-2.5% of your pet’s ideal body weight. Each pet is different, so choose the description that best suits your pet. Our calculator will give you a good idea of how much food your pet should consume each meal.

We base our approximately monthly meal cost on an average of $3.00 per lb. If your pet is eating a rotational meal plan of Chicken, Turkey and Beef this would be fairly accurate. Additional costs may include supplements, treats and taxes (yup! Pet food is taxed – how unfair is that!)

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Hungry Hunter recommends optimal nutrition a rotational meal plan of 2 or more proteins. Ideally we suggest choosing 1 poultry and 1 red meat protein. The GNG boxes is a simple way to get a variety of proteins and also a great price.

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Your daily feeding should be
Food portion per meal
Your suggested meal plan includes:
Your approximate feeding cost will be
Your suggested supplements include

Disclaimer:

Note: This calculator is an estimate ONLY. Food portions can vary depending on your dogs age, breed, metabolism and current health.Your costs may be slightly less or greater than this estimate based on your dog’s dietary choices.

Note: Puppies food requirements change quickly. Adjust and increase feeding portions as your puppy matures. Please contact us if you have any questions about your puppies required food portions.